Maple Grove, MN -- (SBWIRE) -- 11/17/2014 -- World landforms, a well-known information portal, now enables readers to learn about landforms around the world. There are lots of landforms that can be seen on a daily basis while going to work, riding a bus, or even watching T.V. The different types of landforms one can easily come across are lakes, mountains, oceans, plains, prairies, rivers, reefs, valleys, swamps, volcanoes, and waterfalls. All of these are created one way or another. Some of them are very common. The more common landforms were created because of wind, erosion of the earth’s surface, and deposition of soil and land.
Movement in the earth’s crust is another reason for formation of earth. Tectonic activity leads to formation of landforms such as mountains, sink holes, faults, volcanoes and many other natural sites. There are biological factors as well that lead to land formations like coral and algae. This natural process leads to the creation of a coral reef, which is also a land form. The portal provides information about various kinds of geological forms. This can be information on composite volcano, bay, valley, or anything that has been created naturally. These are very informative and the facts are captivating, enabling people to educate themselves.
While talking about changes in landforms, one of the representatives of World landforms stated, “Changing landforms can both benefit and have negative impacts on people. Changing landforms can have a far more negative impact on the environment. Take for example the so-called man-made global warming or the newer term, climate change. These changes have caused some extinction of important fish and animals.”
About World landforms
World landforms is a leading portal that provides information about different types of landforms. The portal has been created with an aim to provide people with authentic information about landforms. The portal also has its social media pages on various social media channels. The main motto of the portal is helping people discover the landforms of the world.
To know more, please visit http://worldlandforms.com/landforms/.