The difference between direct and indirect impacts of climate change is best described as: Group of answer choices direct impacts can be quantified in economic loss, while indirect impacts cannot (loss of human life, cultural importance, etc.) direct impacts are those which are felt primarily by the populations most responsible for historical GHG emissions (western, industrialized societies) while indirect impacts are those experienced primarily by those people in developing economies who've not really contributed historically to the problem direct impacts are those that can be unequivocally linked to a climate change impact (such as rising sea level or melting ice caps) while an indirect impact is something we suspect is linked to climate change but has not been definitively proven direct impacts involve an impact itself causing harm to a person while an indirect impact harms a system on which people rely