Since it’s the Holocene that has provided the conditions for the (human-led) biogeochemical experimentation that has now likely achieved a runaway state, and since “Holocene” was never anything other than a placeholder term — it only means “entirely new” — it seems inappopriate to replace it with the term “Anthropocene.” “Holocene” begins as a leap of […]
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The SF of sustainability
Posted in Anthropocene, tagged Anthropocene, geochronology, Holocene, interglacial, Late Holocene on May 18, 2017 | 8 Comments »
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