Soil erosion
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The document discusses processes that shape Earth's surface, focusing on weathering and soil erosion. It defines soil erosion as the movement of rocks and soil from one place to another. The main agents of soil erosion are identified as water, wind, animals, and humans. Students are tasked with investigating the extent of soil erosion in their community and writing a paragraph on its effects on living things and the environment.
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