In this century alone — between 2001 and 2012 — an estimated 35.9 bn metric tons of soil was displaced each year, mostly washed
away by rainfall.
Not exact matches
One really interesting, unforeseen point that has emerged is the factor of interchangeable weather, and how the Halo is making
rainfall less obvious to the driver
by deflecting water droplets
away from the driver's visor.
Plants use carbon dioxide from the air to grow parts that eventually fall to the ground to decompose or get washed
away by the region's plentiful
rainfall.
Amazonian soils, in turn, are short on phosphorus and other critical nutrients that get washed
away by the basin's frequent and heavy
rainfall.
Another major threat caused
by these storms is torrential
rainfall, which can cause fresh water flooding in areas farther
away from the coast.