Brandon Bolton
Jeffrey Pulliam
Erosion control helps preserve topsoil, which is vital for agriculture and vegetation growth. Topsoil contains essential nutrients and organic matter that plants need to thrive.
Erosion can lead to sediment runoff into water bodies, polluting rivers, lakes, and streams. Sediment can carry pollutants like pesticides and fertilizers, which harm aquatic ecosystems and contaminate drinking water.
Uncontrolled erosion can undermine infrastructure such as roads, bridges, and buildings, leading to costly repairs and potential safety hazards. Erosion control prevents damage and reduces maintenance costs.
Erosion control promotes the sustainable use of land by preventing land degradation and desertification.
Erosion can reduce the soil's ability to absorb water, increasing the risk of flooding. Implementing erosion control measures can improve water infiltration and reduce surface runoff, helping to manage flood risks.
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