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Erosion is a natural part of the environment; it is when it interferes with human needs that it becomes âbad.â. Even when nutrient-rich materials like topsoil are removed by erosion, the nutrients are transported elsewhere â the loss in one place is a benefit in another. But that other benefit may not be something suitable to people.
Erosion and Weathering. 1  1. Forces That Shape Our Earth: Erosion and Weathering. 2  2. Why is this important? <ul><li>1. Erosion and weathering are major forces that shape the world around us. Understanding these forces helps us to understand the way our land is shaped â from rivers to lakes to canyons and our shore lines. For example the Grand Canyon was formed through erosion by the Colorado River running through it! </li></ul> 4. Why is this important? <ul><li>2. People play a part in the way and amount that our soil erodes around us. It is important for us to understand how erosion works and how effect on soil erosion since we depend on soil to grow our food and without it we would starve! </li></ul> 6.