If clouds and ice reflect or send back extra wave lengths, what can you hypothesize can happen as we continue to increase global temperatures?

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Pedro Vieira · Answer 1 · 2021-04-21T14:30:22+0000

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Wave lengths will shorten (become less extra)

Explanation: Less clouds and ice will be here once the temperature increases to where ice melts and there isn't enough water to form clouds. Meaning that there wont be extra wave lengths

If clouds and ice reflect or send back extra wave lengths, what can you hypothesize can happen as we continue to increase global temperatures?

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