Extreme rainfall doesn't always mean extreme erosion, study finds

Thursday, May 5, 2016 - 13:21 in Earth & Climate

In the Puerto Rican rain forest, a strong storm can drop a meter of rain in a single day. All that water rushes into mountain rivers and causes a torrent as the water overflows the riverbanks and charges downstream.

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