A runaway greenhouse effect is an example of ________. A. a positive feedback mechanism B. a negative feedback mechanism C. the hydrologic cycle D. a steady-state condition

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A runaway greenhouse effect is an example of ________.

A. a positive feedback mechanism
B. a negative feedback mechanism
C. the hydrologic cycle
D. a steady-state condition

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A runaway greenhouse effect is an example of A. a positive feedback mechanism.

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A. a positive feedback mechanism

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