Which risk increases sharply when capacitance degrades near resonant antennas?

💡 Explanation

Increased parasitic field propagation occurs, caused by decreased impedance because the dielectric materials break down, leading to unintended radiative electromagnetic fields rather than containing energy within the designed antenna structure; therefore, B is correct, and other answers are not relevant here.

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