Near a gradually subsiding river delta which outcome occurs due to the reduced sediment supply?

💡 Explanation

Increased erosion occurs because isostatic depression coupled with blocked sediment, limits deposition; this triggers shoreline retreat via Wave Refraction concentrating energy, therefore land loss increases, rather than stabilization which would require increased, not decreased, sediment deposition.

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