Which outcome occurs when glacial outwash interacts with strong winds?

💡 Explanation

Deposition of loess occurs because glacial outwash provides a fine sediment source that is then transported long distances by aeolian processes; wind erosion causes these sediments to accumulate which leads to substantial loess deposits rather than other erosional or chemical weathering outcomes.

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