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The Age of Man?
Well, this is not the Age of Aquarius. Last week, geologists met in Berlin to discuss renaming our current geological epoch – the Holocene. They say it began when the ice age ended, 11,700 years ago. The geologists in Berlin … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, Culture, Oceans, Philosophy
Tagged Anthropocene, carbon dioxide, Charles Lyell, evolution, extinction, fossils, history, Holocene, oceanography
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