Which outcome results when increased atmospheric carbon dioxide levels accelerate weathering?

💡 Explanation

Accelerated atmospheric carbon, creating carbonic acid, promotes landscape topography through chemical weathering leading to increased karst, because dissolution widens fissures to develop sinkholes and caves; therefore karst formation speed increases rather than feldspar alteration or other geological traits.

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