Reply to Edgeworth et al. (2024): The Anthropocene Is a Time Interval, and More Besides

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The Anthropocene was introduced to denote a dramatic, ongoing, planetary shift from prolonged relative Holocene stability, driving the Earth system into a new functional state outside its natural variability. Now stratigraphically-grounded, the Anthropocene is de facto a new epoch, not the subjective filtering of all anthropogenic impacts in Earth history.

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Zalasiewicz, J., Head, M. J., Waters, C. N., Summerhayes, C., Turner, S., Wagreich, M., … Will, F. (2025, September 1). Reply to Edgeworth et al. (2024): The Anthropocene Is a Time Interval, and More Besides. Earth’s Future. John Wiley and Sons Inc. https://doi.org/10.1029/2024EF005612

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