Impact of rainfall reaches to roots of mountains

The erosion caused by rainfall directly affects the movement of continental plates beneath mountain ranges, says a University of Toronto geophysicist — the first time science has raised the possibility that human-induced climate change could affect the deep workings of the planet.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news64766996.html">Impact of rainfall reaches to roots of mountains</a></p> <p>The erosion caused by rainfall directly affects the movement of continental plates beneath mountain ranges, says a University of Toronto geophysicist — the first time science has raised the possibility that human-induced climate change could affect the deep workings of the planet. <br> <br></p>