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Erosion and pollution

by Travis Stanley
(St. Paul, Va, USA)

I am doing some work for my college class and I am trying to find out some information on this question so if you can help me just reply to this...


Are the people of the United States more concerned about erosion as a source of pollution than they are about the effects of erosion on reduced productivity or increased flood damages?

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