Which landscape change accelerates when subsurface water's mineral concentration decreases?

💡 Explanation

Increased dissolution is the outcome because undersaturated water increases mineral erosion and thus karst development; therefore, the change accelerates karst landscapes, rather than the slower rates of glacial or alluvial processes.

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