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← GeographyWhich risk increases when prolonged carbonic acid forms?
A)Widespread limestone karst landscape formation✓
B)Increased volcanic ash deposition rates
C)Glacial ice sheet thickening regionally
D)Increased stratospheric ozone depletion rate
💡 Explanation
Increased carbonic acid accelerates the chemical weathering of limestone via dissolution, producing extensive karst topography because this weakens the rock matrix physically. Therefore, karst features expand; rather than triggering volcanism, glaciation, or ozone depletion, which invoke different processes.
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