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In our anthropogenic view of the world, humans occupy center stage and nature is malleable to meet our needs. This view must change if we are to overcome climate change.
Nature does not fixing from humans but more caring argues author Richard King. The global climate is changing, and we have all witnessed this. From an increasing number of forest fires and hurricanes to wetter winters and warmer summers in Europe, we have witnessed unexpected and extreme weather events in the past decade. Scientists and entrepreneurs are betting we can fix this. But in the book Brave New World, author Richard King, asks if the world needs fixing.
Anthropocene and technofixes
It is no longer a revelation that the changing climate is due to human activities. Our planet has gone through multiple time periods, and the current one is referred to as the Anthropocene, in which human activity is changing the conditions of life and leaving traces in geological records.
With such a definition, humans are also placing ourselves at the center of the Earth story,
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