If newly planted forests replace arctic tundra, which consequence follows?

💡 Explanation

Lowering albedo will reduce the amount of solar radiation reflected back into space, because forests are darker than tundra. Therefore, replacing tundra with forests causes a net warming effect, rather than any of the climate-stabilizing options.

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