Increased monsoon intensity over uncultivated loess accelerates which outcome?

💡 Explanation

Enhanced collapsibility occurs through *hydroconsolidation*, because the increased water saturation weakens the metastable structure of loess, therefore soil collapses under its own weight, rather than consolidating; later erosion is thereby accelerated, not resisted.

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