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← GeographyWhich risk prominently increases following intense pyroclastic flow events?
A)Debris flow initiation✓
B)Increased geothermal gradient
C)Rapid glacial advancement
D)Localized stratospheric cooling
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Debris flow initiation is the correct answer because pyroclastic flows deposit massive volumes of weakly consolidated material on steep slopes; therefore, intense rainfall can trigger rapid debris flows (lahars), rather than geothermal increase, glaciation, or atmospheric cooling.
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