erosion

Describes the geological setting for the transformation of a rock to a grain of sand over the course of millions of years.

Discusses some of the forces that change land structures on earth, focusing on the process of erosion.

Describes the power and process of erosion, looks at erosion caused by water, wind, and glaciers, and examines what is being done to control erosion.

Simple text and illustrations explain the different types of erosion and ways to prevent it.

An introduction to the scientific principles behind mechanical, chemical, and biological weathering.

This book describes weathering and erosion and discusses how weathering and erosion have shaped valleys, canyons, and arches.

Examines the different forces of erosion, such as wind, waves, acid rain, and glaciers, explains how they affect the topography of the earth, and describes their results, including dust storms, sand dunes, and caves.

Presents an introduction to erosion, providing information on how water and weather change the surface of the earth.

An introduction to erosion that discusses how it changes Earth's land, different types of weathering, and how people work to control unnatural erosion.