ScienceNatural feedback loops are projected to bring 20–30% more warming than anticipated by 2100
New Scientist reports that ecosystems such as wetlands emit more carbon as temperatures rise, feeding further warming.
TLDR
Natural feedback loops will increase warming by 20–30% more than anticipated by 2100, New Scientist reports. The report describes how ecosystems such as wetlands emit more carbon as temperatures rise, contributing to that extra warming.
Natural feedback loops are projected to bring 20–30% more warming than anticipated by 2100
New Scientist reports that ecosystems such as wetlands emit more carbon as temperatures rise, feeding further warming.
TLDR
Natural feedback loops will increase warming by 20–30% more than anticipated by 2100, New Scientist reports. The report describes how ecosystems such as wetlands emit more carbon as temperatures rise, contributing to that extra warming.
