végsüllyedéshez
Végsüllyedéshez is a Hungarian term that translates to "final sinking" or "ultimate subsidence." It is most commonly used in a geological context to describe the process of land settling or sinking to its lowest point. This can occur due to various natural and human-induced factors.
Naturally, végsüllyedéshez can be a consequence of tectonic activity, such as the formation of basins or the
Human activities can also contribute to végsüllyedéshez. Excessive groundwater extraction is a primary culprit, as removing
The effects of végsüllyedéshez can range from minor inconveniences, such as changes in drainage patterns, to