
Blue Acceleration: our dash for ocean resources mirrors what we’ve already done to the land
Robert Blasiak, The Conversation

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The scale of human demands on Earth grew beyond historic proportions. This post-war period became known as the “Great Acceleration”, and many believe it gave birth to the Anthropocene – the geological epoch during which human activity surpassed natural forces as the biggest influence on the functioning of Earth’s living systems.
But researchers studying the ocean are currently feeling a sense of déjà vu.
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