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← HistoryWhich risk is amplified when pre-Columbian terrace drainage fails?
A)Nutrient depletion through water runoff
B)Increased carbon sequestration loss
C)Localized soil salinity accumulation
D)Slope instability via soil swelling✓
💡 Explanation
Increased soil moisture from failed terrace drainage causes hydrostatic pressure, triggering slope instability via soil swelling, because the clay content expands. Therefore, landslides become imminent rather than just runoff, salinity, carbon loss.
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