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← HistoryWhich unintended environmental change increased alongside intensified irrigation in ancient Sumer?
A)Increased soil salinization✓
B)Potable water eutrophication
C)Decreased silt deposition
D)Atmospheric methane intensification
💡 Explanation
Capillary action drew groundwater salts to the surface during sustained irrigation utilizing evapotranspiration; increased soil salinization occurred because salts accumulated. Therefore, crops yields declined rather than methane, eutrophication, or siltation, which involve different processes.
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