You Break Me Up!. Rockslide Photo Credit: USGS Rock Sculpture Photo Credit: NPS.

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You Break Me Up!

Rockslide Photo Credit: USGS

Rock Sculpture Photo Credit: NPS

River Rock

Freezing and Thawing Photo Credit: C.N. Gould, USGS

Freezing Water Reproduced with the permission of Natural Resources Canada 2011, courtesy of the Geological Survey of Canada (Photo by Lynda Dredge)

Acid Rain Photo Credit: USGS Philadelphia Merchant’s Exchange (1832)

Plant Roots Photo Credit: NPS Photo Credit: Susan Russell

Burrowing Animals Photo Credit: U.S. Fish and Wildlife

Humans

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