How Humans Changed the Earth: Crash Course Geology #24
Are we in a new geological epoch? Some geologists think so–one marked by human impact on Earth. Others say we’re not there yet. Either way, what is clear is that humans have had a big impact on Earth—sometimes in irreversible ways. In this episode, we’ll learn about the Anthropocene and how humans can reverse or adapt to the changes we’ve caused on Earth.Introduction: Plastic Rocks 00:00
Human impact on Earth 0:47
Is it the Anthropocene yet? 2:15
Can we reverse or adapt to these changes? 5:21
Review and Credits 10:10
Sources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RpwM8ZQPFk_DkzMJjMdtRrNGrJSNJ7FbgmQybSZ2Cqo/edit?tab=t.0
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