
Keywords: Anthropocene
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The Anthropocene as the End of Nature? Why Recognizing Interventionism Is Key in Coming to Terms with the AnthropoceneK. Boersma, ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS, 44:195-219. 2023.![]() In this article, I address and argue against the tendency to understand the anthropocene as inaugurating the end of nature. I conduct two key moves. First, by way of an engagement with the concept of anthropocene technology I explain how understanding the anthropocene as the end ... Keywords: Anthropocene, emerging technologies, Geoengineering, governance, policy, risk |
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Earth system interventions as technologies of the AnthropoceneJ. L. Reynolds, Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions, 40:132-146. 2021.![]() Earth system interventions (ESIs)—intentional large-scale interventions in Earth systems—are not entirely new. However, in response to threats to sustainability, particularly from climate change and biodiversity loss, some scientists and others are researching, developing, ... Keywords: Anthropocene, emerging technologies, Geoengineering, governance, policy, risk |

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