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What is a climate feedback loop?
A process that amplifies or diminishes the effects of climate change.
A method for measuring temperature changes over time.
A type of renewable energy source.
A weather pattern that repeats itself.
Which of the following is an example of a positive climate feedback loop?
Melting ice reduces the Earth's albedo, leading to further warming.
Increased vegetation leads to more carbon sequestration.
Greater cloud cover enhances the cooling effect of the atmosphere.
Increased ocean circulation disperses heat more evenly.
What role do climate feedback loops play in predictions of future climate change?
They help refine climate models by accounting for interactions between different systems.
They have no impact on climate predictions.
They only apply to short-term weather forecasts, not climate models.
They are solely responsible for climate change outcomes.
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