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Precipitation resulting from pollution condensing in clouds and falling to Earth [image] [image] |
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A cause of change Example: Water is an agent of erosion [image] [image] |
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Forces that cause helpful changes to Earth Example: The breaking of rock to create new soil [image] |
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The process of dropping, or depositing, sediment in a new location [image] [image] |
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Forces that cause harmful changes to Earth Example: Weathering and erosion carry away rich farm soil, clog ditches and streams with dirt, and cause flooding [image] |
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The movement of weathered materials by agents (water, wind, or ice) [image] [image] |
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A large mass of ice that moves slowly over a land area; does not melt in summer; formed U-shaped valleys [image] |
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Happening by small steps or degrees; moving little by little; changing step by step [image] |
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The process of breaking rock into soil, sand, and other tiny pieces called sediment [image] |
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