Editing Tipping Points and Feedback Loops (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Tipping Point''' — A critical threshold that, when crossed, leads to large, accelerating, and often irreversible changes in the state of a system.
* '''Feedback Loop''' — A process where the "Output" of a system "Feeds back" into the "Input," either magnifying the change (Positive) or dampening it (Negative).
* '''Positive Feedback (Amplifying)''' — Warming leads to more warming (e.g., "Ice-Albedo" feedback).
* '''Negative Feedback (Stabilizing)''' — Warming leads to cooling (e.g., "Cloud" feedback that reflects sun).
* '''Permafrost''' — Frozen ground in the Arctic that contains "Gigatons of Methane" (a gas 30x stronger than CO2).
* '''Albedo''' — The "Whiteness" of the Earth. White ice reflects heat; dark water absorbs it.
* '''Amazon Dieback''' — The tipping point where the rainforest becomes so dry that it turns into a "Savanna" (a grassy plain), releasing all its stored carbon.
* '''Coral Bleaching''' — When the ocean gets too hot, corals "Spit out" their algae and die, leading to the collapse of the ocean ecosystem.
* '''Hysteresis''' — The idea that a system "Remembers" its change; it might take 10x more effort to "Go back" than it did to "Break" it.
* '''Cascading Tipping Points''' — A "Domino Effect" where one tipping point (like Greenland melting) triggers another (like the Ocean Conveyor stalling).
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