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Death Valley Could Set a World Record Hot Temperature

The temperature in Death Valley could rise above 130 degrees Fahrenheit this weekend. If it does, it would set a record for the hottest temperature ever reliably measured on Earth ....

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Scientists from all over the world are suddenly obsessed with this Ontario lake

A small, unassuming lake less than an hour s drive from Toronto has become the centre of a flurry of international scientific study in recent weeks. ....

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Defining the Anthropocene, Earth's new era

The planet may have entered a new epoch ....

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The Last Gasp of the Anthropocene? • Watts Up With That?

The Anthropocene Working Group (AWG) was established in 2009 to see if there was a way to geologically differentiate an Anthropocene Epoch from the Holocene Epoch. The notion has always been preposterous because the only true difference between the Holocene and the preceding Pleistocene Epoch is the impact of humans on the planet. Otherwise, the Holocene has just been a run of the mill interglacial stage, geologically indistinct from the prior Pleistocene interglacial stages. After thirteen years, the AWG is finally prepared to present an official recommendation for an official Global Boundary Stratotype Section and Point (GSSP), also known as a "golden spike," GSSP's are stratigraphic markers that define the beginning and/or end of a geologic time period. ....

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Small Ontario lake nominated as home of 'Golden Spike' marking Anthropocene epoch

A team of geologists has concluded, after a studying sites around the globe, that a tiny, deep lake in southern Ontario should mark the birth of the modern world. ....

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