How can erosion happen without weathering

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How can erosion happen without weathering By: Arnav and William, Nathan, and Vivek.

Wind erosion WIND EROSION IS WHEN WIND BLOWS AWAY THE EARTH THAT IS NOT COVERD BY PLANTS. THIS type of energy takes a long time to happen. It can shape the rocks or rock.

Water erosion Water erosion is almost like wind erosion. Water erosion is when water crashes against rocks for a long time and eventually it will crack and erode the rocks or rock. It can shape the rock or rocks in a different shape.

Ice erosion Ice erosion is when water seeps into the cracks of the rock and when the water freezes it makes the cracks of the rock. It can make scratches on the rock.

desert erosion Where sediment is carried away by wind