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← GeographyWhich consequence results when increased freeze-thaw weathering weakens sedimentary cliffs?
A)Elevated debris flow risk✓
B)Decreased surface albedo rate
C)Intensified chemical precipitation
D)Reduced soil bacterial activity
💡 Explanation
Increased freeze-thaw cycles cause physical weathering, reducing the rock's structural integrity. This increases slope instability and debris flow potential because increased water weakens bonds; therefore, landslide risk goes up, rather than albedo changes or bacteria count.
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