Which risk increases when extensive freeze-thaw fracturing weakens sandstone cliffs above transverse dunes?

💡 Explanation

An increased risk of sand inundation occurs because mass wasting creates more sediment that can then be mobilized by Aeolian transport and deposited as dune acreage via saltation, therefore increasing the downstream accretion rate, rather than directly influencing other distant aeolian and fluvial processes.

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