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The ground beneath the Nelson's house is beginning to sag and sink. Which of the following is a possible explanation?
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The groundwater has been exhausted.
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The Nelsons have built their home on a continental plate.
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There is too much salt in the soil.
D. Leaching is causing the soil to weaken.
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