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1.24.10
Ecological Imperialism during the Cold War
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10.14.09
Resilience as an operating system for sustainability in the anthropocene
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9.5.09
Dead Ahead: Similar Early Warning Signals of Change in Climate, Ecosystems, Financial Markets, Human Health
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9.2.09
A Novel for the Long Now
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5.10.09
Erle Ellis on “Postnatural” Environmentalism
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12.19.08
Evaluating Ruddiman’s long anthropocene hypothesis
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12.4.08
Visualizing the great acceleration – part ii
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8.7.08
Archetypical landscape of the USA
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12.13.07
Mapping the Anthropocene: Anthropegenic Biomes
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