Which risk markedly increases along barrier islands trending parallel if rising sea temperatures reduce ice sheet albedo?

💡 Explanation

Increased meltwater flux accelerates sea-level rise via glacial isostatic adjustment because the reduced albedo drives positive feedback. Saline intrusion is very likely therefore, rather than other effects linked weakly or inversely to freshwater balance adjustments.

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