FAQs about Anthropocene
5. Does the Anthropocene mean an involution of our species?
Human progress has been immense, especially in science, social science and technology. But in other fields we are stuck, and we have even backed off. The population in general has little interest in matters such as ecology or care of the environment. Those responsible for the hostile deforestation of the forests, the slaughter of animals, the compulsive searches for oil and gas fields or new methods of extracting fossil fuels, consciously or unconsciously, are pushing back the up till now successful Homo sapiens march. They are symptoms of the Anthropocene
We are facing a dangerous process that may end in the extinction of our species. We are the last survivors of the genus Homo. All other species have been extinguished before. At least 20 or 30 of them have stick around on the road. Maybe we are not the exception. Our continuity is not guaranteed and there is no “B” plan.
FAQs about Antropocene
1. What is the Anthropocene and to whom is the term due?
2. What is the theory of the nine limits of the planet and what does it have to do with the Anthropocene?
3. What does the term Anthropocene mean?
4. Why has not the Anthropocene been accepted as a new geological epoch?
5. Does the Anthropocene mean an involution of our species?
6. What is the proposed date for the start of the Anthropocene?
7. Who coined the Anthropocene concept?
8. Is Anthropocene dangerous?
9. Does something change a time just because it is assigned a new name?
10. What are the most remarkable effects of the Anthropocene?
Other sections of Anthropocene
The Anthropocene, the epoch of humans
The evolution of the homo genre has been such a vertiginous race that it is an event unparalleled on our planet, since we had never seen anything like it on the evolutionary scale of any kind. This rapid progress has been observed through the measurements of the skulls found by the paleoanthropologists. In a period of 2.5 million years the brain size of our genre has tripled, from 650 cc to 1450 cc…
Magazine all about the Anthropocene
The Anthropocene is the name that some scientists have proposed to indicate a new geological era, characterized by the great modifications to the planet made by humans. Although the Anthropocene or “Age of Humans” the concept circulates in books and thousands of media.