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In previous videos you have already learned that the climate has always changed during earths history and was caused by natural variations. However, global warming accelerated very fast in recent decades. Many scientists agree that people have caused this climate change through greenhouse gas emissions. But what are the consequences of this climate change? How climate change will develop is still difficult to estimate. Future expectations often vary widely. The Earth also reacts to the increase in the CO2 amount in the atmosphere and the temperature rise at the surface! This response is called a feedback mechanism. Some feedback mechanisms enhance global warming and are therefore called positive feedback mechanisms. These are not called positive feedback mechanisms because we like them, but they are called positive because they enhance the first effect of warming. There are also processes that counteract global warming. These are therefore called negative feedback mechanisms, because t
