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← GeographyWhich risk increases when acidic rainfall enhances mineral leaching?
A)Reduced soil nutrient availability✓
B)Increased carbon sequestration rates
C)Decreased soil aggregation stability
D)Enhanced clay mineral formation
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Reduced soil nutrient availability occurs because acid rain promotes hydrolysis leaching; this strips essential ions (Ca, Mg, K) from the topsoil. Therefore, nutrient concentrations decline, rather than increased carbon storage or soil stability, which require different processes.
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