Is the melting of Arctic ice an example of positive feedback or negative feedback? Explain

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madam [21]3 years ago

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Ice-albedo feedback is a strong positive feedback in the climate system. Warmer temperatures melt persistent ice masses in high elevations and upper latitudes. Ice reflects some of the solar energy back to space because it is highly reflective.

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