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4. I think positive, actually

Mon May 6, 2013, 03:49 PM

May 2013

Positive feedback increases the stimulus; negative feedback decrease it (from where it would be without the feedback).

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Oopsy! Arctic plankton will switch from sink to source in warmer oceans [View all] GliderGuider May 2013 OP

K & R !!! WillyT May 2013 #1

Oopsy, indeed. Nt xchrom May 2013 #2

So could this be looked at as negative feedback? nt Javaman May 2013 #3

I think positive, actually ArcticFox May 2013 #4

You don't want an increase in CO2, also it will cause WHEN CRABS ROAR May 2013 #5

Ahh, thanks, I knew it was something like that. :) nt Javaman May 2013 #6

Then lets get to work on the Keystone XL pipeline. progressoid May 2013 #7