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← GeographyWhich risk increases when cryospheric melting destabilizes thermokarst landscapes?
A)Accelerated methane release rates✓
B)Increased coastal erosion events
C)Reduced oceanic oxygen levels
D)Decreased atmospheric carbon capture
💡 Explanation
Increased risk of thermokarst destabilization causes the release of trapped methane deposits; this is the albedo feedback mechanism, because the exposed permafrost thaws and releases methane rather than keeping the methane frozen, thus decreasing carbon capture.
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