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← GeographyWhich consequence results when glacial melt destabilizes permafrost earthflows bordering thermokarst lakes?
A)Increased methane ebullition intensity✓
B)Decreased sensible heat flux totals
C)Elevated ozone concentration subsidence
D)Reduced silicate weathering productivity
💡 Explanation
Increased methane ebullition occurs because permafrost thaw allows decomposition; the mechanism is microbial methanogenesis; therefore more methane is released from the lake sediment rather than less heat flux occurring.
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