Explain the concept of a positive feedback loop

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1. In your own words, please explain the concept of a positive feedback loop. Then, in your own words, please explain the concept of a negative feedback loop.

2. Explain (or give one example of) how global or large-scale cycles in nutrients, water, or carbon could be affected by the activities of humans in one place. Next, explain how one of these cycles might also affect the activities of humans.

3. Please mention two different strategies for protecting biodiversity, and give examples.

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