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← GeographyWhich risk increases when groundwater's carbonic acid levels rise significantly in karst regions?
A)Accelerated cavern and sinkhole formation✓
B)Quicker formation of igneous batholiths
C)Increased rate of soil accumulation
D)Reduced mineral precipitation in aquifers
💡 Explanation
Increased carbonic acid enhances limestone dissolution because carbonic acid reacts with calcium carbonate, accelerating cave/sinkhole formation via solution weathering; therefore, landscape denudation accelerates, rather than batholith formation which involves magmatic processes.
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