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The albedo effect and the effects it has on the world and the animals

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English: The Albedo Effect is a positive feedback loop which is an expression of the ability of surfaces to reflect sunlight. The higher the albedo effect on a surface is, the more light that gets reflected by the earths surface, the cooler the air will be near that surface. With more reflection from the snow is more heat which melts the ice causing the ocean sea level to rise but also destroys the polar bears living habitat which also puts their life in danger.
Date 06/02/2023
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Author Anna.apter

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