Which risk increases when flood control measures disrupt glacial outwash plains?

💡 Explanation

Increased airborne loess deposition rates becomes a risk because preventing regular flooding reduces sediment deposition; therefore, existing loess deposits become more vulnerable to wind erosion via deflation, rather than being replenished during flood events.

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