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Consequences of dark planetary rings?

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I am aware of the possible consequences having a planetary ring may cause on a planet, but since I want my nights to be dark and not giant-reflective-curve-in-the-sky bright I've decided to make the rings a couple of shades below black.

I would like to know what differences would be between this ring of mine and an standard light gray one. Would it cause a much bigger impact in weather and temperature?

Notice that we are talking a reasonably thin ring here, being under its shadow could resemble being outside a really cludy day, but not pitch black in the slightlest.

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