Soil collapse at lake coast

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  • Photo title: Soil collapse at lake coast
  • Author: Mcardleh
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  • Section of accumulated soil, sphagnum moss, woody material, and deposits of dead plant material has broken off the land. Weakened sections of the carbon sink threaten to recycle and rehydrate in the freshwater.
  • Image ID:138052363
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