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Q3.27. Over long time scales the solubility-temperature feedback (below), can affect climate. An increase in atmospheric CO2 concentrations increases the greenhouse effect and causes temperatures to rise. As ocean temperatures rise, the solubility of CO2 decreases. As a result, CO2 is released from the oceans to the atmosphere, strengthening the greenhouse effect and causing temperatures to rise further. What type of feedback is this
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