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Feedback Loops and Global Warming

Posted: Thursday, June 15th, 2006 by Stanley
Tags: Climate Change, Predictions, Science

Feedback loops especially the positive ones are not a good thing for global warming predictions. It has been well understood that positive feedback loops exist, but it's not well understood where they exist and what they can mean for climate change globally. This article discusses some new research from the Lawrence Berkely National Labratory that suggests the 21st century will be even hotter than scientists are predicting.

Feedback Loops in Global Climate Change  » [AllAmericanPatriots.com] 

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