Which outcome arises during an Inca agricultural terrace collapse?

💡 Explanation

Landslide risk increases above because the terraces employed buttressing. Erosion then escalates, diminishing soil cohesion upslope, therefore stability drops, rather than being offset by unrelated minor effects on biodiversity or regional harvest volume, and soil oxygen decline

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