Defining the Anthropocene

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Simon L. Lewis
Mark A. Maslin
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[1] University College London,Department of Geography
[2] Gower Street,undefined
[3] London,undefined
[4] WC1E 6BT,undefined
[5] UK,undefined
[6] School of Geography,undefined
[7] University of Leeds,undefined
[8] Leeds,undefined
[9] LS2 9JT,undefined
[10] UK,undefined
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Nature | 2015年 / 519卷
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Formal criteria must be met to define a new human-driven epoch; the geological evidence appears to do so, with 1610 and 1964 both likely to satisfy the requirements for the start of the Anthropocene.
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