Soil erosion (soil erosion) is a process of ground washing and is a natural phenomenon that is natural and continues as long as there is flow on the surface. Erosion is balanced with the rate of soil formation so that the land undergoes continuous rejuvenation. Soil erosion turns into a danger if the process progresses faster than the rate of soil formation. Rapid erosion will attenuate the soil, and eventually can make ground material such as bedrock to the ground surface.
This erosion will damage upstream areas affected by direct erosion, as well as downstream areas. The erosion material deposited in the downstream area will adversely affect the building or natural body of storage or water supply causing a trail which results in the capacity of the container or channel to decrease rapidly and damage the land and settlement.
Erosion will cause a decline in the quality of agricultural land …