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Scientists say a new epoch of human impact — the Anthropocene — began in 1950s

Scientists believe that the sediment layers of a lake in Canada point to a new era marked by the damaging consequences of human activities. ....

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What Is The Anthropocene Epoch—And Why Do Scientists Think A Lake In Suburban Canada Defines It?

Scientists say the bottom layer of sediment at Crawford Lake reveals human-made impacts on the planet. ....

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A Canadian lake holds the key to the beginning of the Anthropocene, a new geological era

Crawford Lake in Ontario contains the record that best identifies the beginning of the Anthropocene, the geologic epoch characterized by the global impact of human activity. ....

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BBCNEWS The Daily Global June 4, 2024 18:45:00

The history of the earth is divided into epochs periods of geological time that stretch back over billions of years. like the upper cretaceous 100 million years ago that s when dinosaurs roamed the earth. or the pleistocene when the ice age began 2.5 million years ago. and the holocene was much more recent almost 12,000 years ago when the cold period came to an end. now, scientists are trying to decide whether humans have had such a big impact on the planet that we have entered a new geological epoch called the anthropocene. here s our science editor rebecca morelle heading to a site that records a turning point in the earth s history crawford lake in canada. and scientists are looking for signs of a new geological time period, the anthropocene epoch. so what we have here is the lake bed. when we just took the core, ....

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BBCNEWS The Daily Global June 4, 2024 18:46:00

You see light, dark, light, dark layers. these layers are like tree rings representing every year of our past. i am quite sure 1950 is right around here. that would be the base of the proposed anthropocene epoch. this new epoch defines the moment humans started having a bigger impact on our planet than anything else. so we refer to the anthropocene as the interval of time since the mid 20th century when the great acceleration of human industry, it changed the way the earth behaves. it basically is a tipping point that was reached that altered earth s history forever. some of that core has been sent to southampton university. what s inside these little files doesn t look like much, just a scrape of canadian mud. but each one of these contains material from a particular year. and crucially, one will help to pinpoint the exact moment when the anthropocene began. ....

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