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This episode discusses the fundamental geological processes of weathering, erosion, and sedimentation, specifically highlighting how they interact to shape diverse marine and coastal environments. Weathering is defined as the localized breakdown of rocks through physical, chemical, and biological means, such as temperature fluctuations, acidic reactions, or root growth. Erosion involves the subsequent transport of these fragments by forces like water, wind, and gravity, while sedimentation occurs when these materials eventually settle in new locations.
https://oceanambassadors.org/weathering-the-breakdown-of-rocks/
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