Time matters in the case against the Anthropocene epoch

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Dorothy J. Merritts, Robert C. Walter
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Defining the Anthropocene as a formal epoch with a fixed stratigraphic marker and global start date remains contentious. This Comment summarizes the arguments for a time transgressive extended Anthropocene event that encompasses cumulative diachronous human impacts over millennia, viewing it as an open-ended and transformative episode in Earth history.
在反对人类世时代的情况下,时间很重要
将人类世定义为一个具有固定地层标志和全球开始日期的正式时代仍然存在争议。这篇评论总结了关于人类世的时间越界延长事件的论点,该事件包含了数千年来人类累积的历时性影响,并将其视为地球历史上一个开放式的变革事件。
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