Which primary risk accelerates when rangeland overgrazing reduces vegetation?

💡 Explanation

Increased loess deposit formation accelerates because deflation removes fine silt and clay particles, driven by increased wind exposure rather than deposition from rivers. Overgrazing enhances deflation because vegetation stabilizing topsoil is reduced; therefore Aeolian processes move more sediment.

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