Which consequence results when increased atmospheric carbon dissolves into rainwater?

💡 Explanation

Increased atmospheric carbon dioxide leads to carbonic acid formation in rainwater, causing accelerated dissolution of limestone features through a process of chemical weathering; therefore, karst landscapes develop more rapidly, rather than stabilizing or affecting albedo because of localized effects.

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