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Supertopics:
Hegemony

Human Hegemony (The Anthropocene)

Cross-References:
Overpopulation

Subtopics:
Human Hegemony 2024 to Now
humans have been altering nature for thousands of years
webTodd BrajeThe Conversation2024-05-16
we've driven the Earth's water cycle from its stable state
webAalto UniversityScienceDaily2024-03-04
the way we evolved may prevent solving climate change
webAylin Elcieuronews.next2024-01-14
Human Hegemony 2021 through 2023
pumped groundwater has changed the tilt of the Earth
webYale Environment 3602023-06-16
materials used by humans now weigh more than all life
webAled Jones and Nick KingThe Conversation2023-06-12
humans have become a major driving force of evolution
webTessa KoumoundourosScienceAlert2023-05-19
animals are running out of places to live
webCatrin Einhorn and Lauren Leat...New York Times2022-12-16
solving the climate crisis will not save biodiversity
webChristopher KetchamThe Intercept2022-12-03
how to measure human impact on the environment
webZ. Zane McNeillSentient Media2022-09-07
fences have a big effect on land and wildlife
webAlex McInturff, Christine Wilk...The Conversation2020-11-30
mobilizing the past to shape a better Anthropocene (review)
webNicole Boivin & Alison Crowthe...Nature Ecology & Evolution2021-01-18
Human Hegemony 2017 through 2020
human-made stuff now outweighs Earth's biomass
webOlivia RosaneEcoWatch2020-12-10
human are eating 70 billions pounds of chickens a year
webEmma BryceAnthropocene2018-12-14
recursive global warming to an unrecoverable level
webWill Steffen, Johan RockstromPNAS2018-08-06
humans are tiny in mass but extreme in impact
webSeth Borensteinphys.org2018-05-21
how species are evolving to survive in cities
webDiane ToomeyYale Environment 3602018-04-05
half of all plastic ever was made in the last 13 years
webSarah ZhangThe Atlantic2017-07-19
six billion tons of plastic garbage in 67 years
webTim RadfordClimate News Network2017-07-24
some really bad climate change possiblities
webDavid Wallace-WellsNew York Magazine2017-07-09
Ecuador is drilling for oil in the world's richest rainforest
webJason G. GoldmanVox2017-01-14
Human Hegemony through 2016
Mayan deforestation may have wrecked their climate
webClayton Aldern, GristReader Supported News2015-09-09
some essays in Heinberg's book Afterburn
webRichard HeinbergPost Carbon Institute2015-03-27
hardwired to believe we can grow forever
webJames Magnus-JohnstonDaly News2014-10-31
synchronized peak-rate years of global resources use
webRalf Seppelt, Ameur M. ManceurEcology and Society2014-01-01
the technosphere as an autonomous geologic entity (pdf)
webP. K. HaffDuke University2013-01-01