Rivers don’t flow in straight lines for long—and there’s solid science behind that. This episode explores the principles of fluvial geomorphology using physical river models to show how sediment, ...

The Ice Age was a period of significant geological and climatic change that dramatically shaped the Earth’s geography. This ...

It might be astonishing, but our food system relies almost entirely on the top six inches of soil in our farmlands. After ...

Traveling through the national parks of Utah is taking a trip through time. Along the parks’ hiking trails, road and ...

Can you believe that New Hampshire was once home to active volcanoes? The Lakes Region of New Hampshire, particularly the area surrounding Lake Winnipesaukee, is a landscape defined by its ...

More than that, Vizhinjam and Kovalam areas have been identified as Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. When an area is ...

The SWAT model simulates spatial soil water content, runoff, soil erosion, nutrient cycles ... simulating the stages of transport and deposition (Neitsch et al., 2011; Arnold et al., 2012). Daily ...

The slower water flow also means soil particles are less likely to be taken along for the ride. Contour planting can reduce soil erosion by 50% compared to traditional vertical planting along a slope.

“You have erosion happening during king tide cycles. And so you may only have during the year six tide cycles that can do the ...