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← HistoryWhich risk increases when effectively desalinating water via ancient terrace farming?
A)Topsoil erosion during heavy rain✓
B)Ecosystem nitrogen cycle disruption
C)Groundwater upwelling contamination increases
D)Reduced pollination from habitat reduction
💡 Explanation
Increased desalinization increases irrigation effectiveness; however, the risk of topsoil erosion increases disproportionately because sheet flow erosion mechanism removes the soil, therefore erosion rate is greater, rather than sheet flow being controlled with traditional methods.
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