Which risk increases when increased glacial erosion coincides with intense wind deflation?

💡 Explanation

More glacial erosion produces finer sediments alongside increased wind deflation from the exposed ground; therefore, aeolian transport increases the airborne silt, leading to loess deposits rather than other weathering or dissolution processes.

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