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← GeographyWhich process causes increased methane release from Arctic slopes experiencing thermokarst?
A)Enhanced rates of solifluction✓
B)Accelerated glacial isostatic rebound
C)Depleted coastal sediment accretion
D)Intensified aeolian sediment transport
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Thermokarst causes permafrost thaw, which increases rates of solifluction (soil creep) because it mobilizes organic material; therefore frozen organic matter decomposes, releasing trapped methane, rather than the other options which pertain to sea level change.
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