Which risk increases when poorly compacted terracing impacts gravity-fed aqueducts?

💡 Explanation

Decreased channel flow capacity becomes prominent because differential settling triggers Aqueduct misalignment, obstructing channels. This process reduces the cross-sectional area, diminishing potential discharge, therefore, rather than evaporation or nutrient changes, the flow is constricted first due Aqueduct misalignment.

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