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← HistoryWhich hydrological outcome arose when the Roman aqueduct 'Aqua Traiana’s' initial settling tanks proved inadequate?
A)Increased mineral sediment deposition✓
B)Reduced overall potable water supply
C)Elevated lead pipe corrosion rates
D)Groundwater source depletion accelerated
💡 Explanation
Increased mineral sediment deposition reduced flow; because when insufficient settling occurred, the aqueduct experienced mineral scaling. This process limits water conveyance, therefore, sediment built up physically, rather than reduced water or corroded pipes.
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