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Landslips of thousands of tonnes of rock, soil and trees in Ystalyfera, Swansea valley, with 13 families advised to leave their homes and a road blocked.
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Plant the trees, secure the soil, and you save the money, while simultaneously giving people employment and securing the future for animals like the golden lion tamarin.
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Soon the trees disappeared, the gradient increased and the soil became black and powder-fine.
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For an hour the kob course under the plane, almost like a river, flowing across the broken soil and around the trees.
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Two to three inches of mulch spread around plants, trees and shrubs will slow water evaporation from the soil, help cool root systems and inhibit weeds.
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During these movements, I observed some things again and again: when it rains, dried leaves and fallen trees are washed down the valleys with the soil.
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When the next food crop is planted, it benefits from the nutrients and improved physical properties of the soil that the trees have provided.
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Many state or local extension services will test your soil and tell you what it needs for particular plants, shrubs or trees.
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Other former coffee-plantation land, high in the mountains where the soil is rich in volcanic minerals, remains overgrown with weeds and contains barren trees.
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It is the Ibiza the ancient Greeks used to call the 'pine-covered island', a fertile land where almost every patch of soil is filled with trees bearing different fruits - figs, quinces, lemons, carob seeds and almonds - so that the surrounding air is perfumed with their ripening scent.
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Lawn and golf-course grass will be tougher, trees more resistant to drought, or adapted to clean up contaminated soil.
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