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Geology’s human footprint is enough to spur rage
Thursday 22 Oct 20 12:00pm
Once again science has presented evidence that a new geological epoch is here. This human footprint is all our own work.
By TIM RADFORD | The human footprint has left its mark on Earth, in every sense. The United States alone is scarred by 500,000 abandoned mines and quarries.
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