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Analysis finds vegetation effectively mitigates streambank erosion in northern New England, suggesting enhanced agricultural protection.
Control of streambank erosion is greatly needed in the narrow valleys of northern New England for the protection both of agricultural lands and permanent improvements. This article presents preliminary conclusions with respect to the basic principles of control and describes in detail the use made of vegetation as an essential part of the control program on the Winooski River in Vermont.
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