Infertile Soil

What happens to soil and humus when you add hot weather, removal of topsoil, or intense cultivation without replacing your humus into the mixture? You cook up a bunch of Infertile Soil. Where does infertile soil affect? Well, Egypt used to have the Nile River as their source for humus. The Nile would drag the humus and deposit it into the soilbeds. Recently, the Egyptians have dammed off the Nile River so they can use it as a source of electricity. There isn't really a specific species that is affected by infertile soil, but it does affect trees. See, trees need nutrients, and doesn't soil provide nutrients? Without fertile soil, the trees can't get their nutrients and they will die :( poor trees. So, if there are no trees, there aren't going to be animals, and without animals...well, you get the point. I am a tree hugger aparently to some of my friends, so I feel bad for the poor trees! Soil needs to be replaced, but it takes forever until the soil can reform. We take soil for granted, or so I researched. If you want to find more go to these websites:

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