Which consequence results when enhanced rainwater acidity affects karst regions?

💡 Explanation

Increased acidity enhances the dissolution of calcium carbonate in limestone regions; this chemical weathering, known as carbonation, accelerates formation of subsurface voids because acid breaks down the rock, rather than altering soil composition, therefore increasing subsurface collapses.

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