Erosion is a persistent challenge that affects landscapes, shorelines, and construction sites. Without proper mitigation, ...

Water and wind are the two most common causes of erosion, but when land is farmed or cleared, the land's soil becomes more vulnerable to erosion. If control measures aren't put in place ...

The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) has completed another phase of its flood control project in Baseco ...

Hundreds of rural American communities face a one-two punch to oral health: a dire shortage of dentists and a lack of ...

In the aftermath of the Park Fire, the Butte County Resource Conservation District has initiated a response and recovery ...

With the onset of the long rains, Kenya is about to enter another cycle of flooding and soil erosion. As history has shown, ...

Assam leads India in land erosion, driven by the Brahmaputra River's changing course. Efforts to combat the crisis include ...

The district has constructed over 1,500 rock weirs designed to slow, sink, and spread water flows, thereby reducing erosion and capturing sediments. Faith Churchill, the Shared Stewardship ...

Soil erosion is the displacement of soil and its materials from their original source to other deposition areas, facilitated by agents such as air and water through the process of detachment, ...

Dibrugarh: To combat fresh erosion along the banks of the Brahmaputra, the water resources department deployed specialised ...

Carbonated water gets its fizz from carbon dioxide. A chemical reaction in your mouth turns the CO2 into carbonic acid, not ...