Which outcome occurs when increased ice sheet melt accelerates isostatic rebound?

💡 Explanation

A reduced gravitational field strength can occur because isostatic rebound causes redistribution of mass and, therefore, a change in gravitational pull during glacial isostatic adjustment, rather than increased quake activity. Mass redistribution, rather than darker surfaces causes measurable changes in the gravitational field.

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