In climate systems without stabilization mechanisms, small changes can become very large, potentially causing ice to form and become stable over tropical regions, such as jungles in Antarctica and ice sheets in Central Africa, with these changes occurring on timescales of a few hundred thousand years.
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If we go to a situation where we don't have that stabilization, those very small changes become very, very big. Uh we can make it to a situation where the ice becomes stable over the tropics.
Imagine jungles and forests in Antarctica and ice sheets and glaciers in Central Africa. The tilt would vary on timescales of a few hundred thousand years.
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