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Anthropocene [brit. angl. ˈanθrəpəˌsiːn, am. angl. ˈænθrəpəˌsin] PRID.

Anthropocene

antropocenico

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Dating of the beginning of a period called Anthropocene therefore ought to be assigned to the moment when mankind joined with the other environmental forces in shaping the planet.

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The new epoch, called the Anthropocene -- meaning new man -- would be the first period of geological time shaped by the action of a single species.

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Geologists today are engaged in a lively debate about whether the Anthropocene qualifies as a legitimate geological epoch.

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Dogs were the first domesticated animals, and their barks heralded the Anthropocene.

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Others contend that the very concept of the Anthropocene leads us to the inevitable conclusion that it's already too late for us to change anything.

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The abundance of species extinctions considered "anthropogenic", or due to human activity, have sometimes (especially when referring to hypothesized future events) been collectively called the Anthropocene extinction.

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More than 500 scientific studies have been published this year referring to the current time period as the Anthropocene.

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It seems that Anthropocene studies has become something of an academic fashion.

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So we're looking at a much broader picture of what's happening in the Anthropocene.

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That makes climate change the defining boundary of the Anthropocene.

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