Which risk increases surrounding fjord formation when isostatic rebound stalls?

💡 Explanation

Heightened vulnerability to submergence increases because isostatic rebound normally counteracts sea-level rise, limiting submersion; the Stall slows uplift. Therefore, submergence is greater, rather than other fluvial geomorphological change.

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