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Meghna Thapar 6 years ago
Lack of precipitation either rain or snow for a longer period of time in any region is the cause of drought. Excessive rain in any region leads to flood.
Soil erosion does not occur easily where the land is covered by vegetations. Soil erosion is caused mainly by the large scale cutting down of forest trees and other plants. Large number of trees is cut down for obtaining wood for burning as fuel for building purposes and the manufacture of paper. When the forest trees and other plants are cut down then the top soil gets exposed and becomes loose which causes soil erosion.
The soil erosion could be prevented by preventing large scale cutting down forest trees and by afforestation of large number of plants and trees.
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