Why is natural erosion a beneficial process? It helps create fertile soil. b. It leads to reduced vegetation. It happens rapidly. d. It prevents damage from natural disasters.

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Why is natural erosion a beneficial process?

It helps create fertile soil.
b. It leads to reduced vegetation.
It happens rapidly.
d. It prevents damage from natural disasters.

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