Which risk increases where intense tropical weathering causes increased laterization?

💡 Explanation

Intense tropical weathering promotes laterization, a leaching process that removes silica, bases, and other nutrients, therefore phosphate nutrient depletion accelerates because it precipitates as insoluble iron and aluminum phosphates rather than remaining bioavailable as it would in temperate soils.

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