Which outcome is accelerated when groundwater discharge increases near coastlines?

💡 Explanation

Increased groundwater introduces more dissolved CO2, hence 'Carbonate dissolution' accelerates at the rock-water interface due to increased carbonic acid via an acid-base reaction, rather than alternatives; therefore, increasing limestone erosion happens because of this chemical weathering.

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