In 2002 the Nobel Prize-winning scientist Paul Crutzen used the concept of the Anthropocene to denote the ever increasing influence of humans on Earth. The word has entered the scientific literature as a vivid expression of the degree of environmental change on planet Earth caused by humans, denoting the need for a new Epoch of geological time.
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Oprettet on tirsdag, 31. maj 2011 .
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