Anthropocene: Oceans, Plastics and Networks by Irene Palomar
Published: 03.07.2022

The Anthropocene, the current geological era, designates the time in which the human being has become a force for transformation of the planet. Although in this era there have been discoveries and inventions that have improved the conditions of existence of human beings on the Planet, it is no less true that today's man faces problems such as global warming and the limits of nature and it is daily witness the changes that put life on Earth at risk.
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