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How to reverse the ecocide of Anthropocene
The history of the world is presented as a split civil reality. At one level, there is an attempt to survive creation myths like the Anthropocene of mother Earth, the rise of Gaia. The reason climate change activists attribute to it is that industrialism was a liminal act of the West. The word ‘Anthropocene’ was coined by Dutch scientist Paul Crutzen, a Nobel laureate, to talk of the damage at the geological level that man has created. There is a slight irony here as more time is divided to meeting the Anthropocene than critically investigating man’s destructive role.
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