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Environmental Management Plan (EMP) of Bursar Project (800MW) Jammu and Kashmir : Final EMP Report

By: Centre of Research for DevelopmentMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: Srinagar University of Kashmir 2017Description: xvii, 241pDDC classification: 621.311.21B(540.11)(047)

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Soil erosion by water occurs throughout the world, especially more in the mountainous region and theatens natural environment and agriculture productivity. It is the process of detachment or entrainment, transportation of surface soil particles from original location and accumulation of it to new depositional area. Soil erosion by running water has been recognized as the most severe hazard threatening the protection of soil as it reduces soil productivity by removing the most fertile topsoil.

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