A consequence of global warming is melting of the polar ice caps. This melting decreases deep water formation. Why? Would this effect represent a negative or positive feedback to global warming? Briefly explain.

A consequence of global warming is melting of the polar ice caps. This melting decreases deep water formation. Why? Would this effect represent a negative or positive feedback to global warming? Briefly explain.

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