Climate feedback
A Climate feedback is an atmospheric, oceanic, terrestrial, or other process that is activated by direct Climate Change induced by changes in radiative forcing. Climate feedbacks may increase (positive feedback) or diminish (negative feedback) the magnitude of the direct climate change. See climate, climate change, radiative forcing.
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