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← GeographyWhich risk increases where coastal cliff erosion forms sea stacks?
A)Increased wave energy focusing locally✓
B)Decreased sediment supply downstream
C)Reduced longshore current effectiveness
D)Elevated sea surface temperatures offshore
💡 Explanation
Increased wave energy focusing locally enhances erosion pathways; the stacks concentrate wave action. Wave Refraction occurs because the stacks interrupt normal wave propagation, therefore localized erosion increases, rather than decreased deposition downstream without sediment sources.
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