Which risk increases when anticyclonic conditions disrupt Hadley cell patterns?

💡 Explanation

Desertification increases when Hadley cells weaken because subsidence decreases precipitation; this disruption reduces moisture transport via atmospheric circulation, therefore arid regions expand rather than experiencing usual rainfall or different ocean productivity.

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