The Earth's climate is closely linked to its biodiversity, with changes in one affecting the other from "summary" of Earth System Science by Timothy Lenton
The Earth's climate and its biodiversity are intricately connected, forming a complex web of interactions that shape the planet's environment. Changes in one component can have far-reaching effects on the other, highlighting the delicate balance that exists within the Earth system.
Biodiversity, the variety of living organisms present on Earth, plays a crucial role in maintaining the stability of the climate. Different species have evolved to occupy specific niches within ecosystems, contributing to the regulation of key processes such as carbon cycling and nutrient recycling. As such, any disturbance to biodiversity can have ripple effects throughout the entire Earth system.
One key example of this interconnectedness is the role of plants in regulatin...
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