evis evis
  • 29-01-2015
  • Geography
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How can erosion be both constructive and destructive?

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Iluvcats
Iluvcats Iluvcats
  • 29-01-2015
Well, erosion can be destructive because it could carry soil, or sand, or rock, or whatever away from a place and destruct landforms... but it is constructive because when it moves that stuff, it puts it in a new place, slowly making new landforms.
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ih8cx
ih8cx ih8cx
  • 29-01-2015
Erosion can destroy things that were already there and burn them.
But the lava that cools down can form new things. It can help plants grow from the cracks.

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