Deltas at risk By numbers Deltas have long shaped humans’ lives: our ancestors thrived in river valleys like the Nile, Indus and Yellow. Their rich topsoil, refreshed every year by floods, fed and sustained our early

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Date: 2015-11-26 04:25:49 Physical geography Water Sedimentology Earth Water streams Coastal geography Aquatic ecology Fluvial landforms River delta Mangrove River Sea level rise		Deltas at risk By numbers Deltas have long shaped humans’ lives: our ancestors thrived in river valleys like the Nile, Indus and Yellow. Their rich topsoil, refreshed every year by floods, fed and sustained our early Add to Reading List Source URL: igbp.net Download Document from Source Website File Size: 879,93 KB Share Document on Facebook

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