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    Which of the Following Processes Could Cause Subsidence the Most
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Which of the Following Processes Could Cause Subsidence the Most

Question 47

Question 47

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Which of the following processes could cause subsidence the most quickly?


A) gypsum dissolution
B) permafrost thawing
C) clay-rich soils shrinking and swelling
D) earthquake
E) groundwater pumping

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