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Hebert, G.J., “Applied Geophysics for the Environmental Industry,” Southern Indiana Association of Environmental Professionals, Jasper, Indiana, June 17, 2010.
Applied Geophysics for the Environmental Industry (2010)
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- Midwestern States Environmental Consultants Association
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Reduce Erosion and Preserve Topsoil
Land degradation has increased around the world as our human activities pollute or degrade the quality of soil, affecting not only food production but the overall ecosystems. What can we do locally to preserve our soil?
- Rotate the crops you grow in your garden.
- Use local mulch, especially in bare stops to help plants ground and prevent water runoff.
- Plant large plants such as trees and hedges to reduce wind speed.
- Minimize soil compaction by create permanent walkways and encouraging people to stay on them.