Quotes by Kenneth Lacovara

Kenneth Lacovara

Certainly, we have entered into a new age on our planet.

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If you were back in the Cretaceous Period – the last of the time of the dinosaurs – and you were driving from New York to Philadelphia on the New Jersey Turnpike, you would be driving across water.

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Philadelphia

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In our case, we are in the Cenozoic Era, which started at the end of the time of the dinosaurs. We are in the Quaternary Period, which is within the Cenozoic Era. And within the Quaternary, we are in the Holocene Epoch.

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The Anthropocene essentially would be the time of human influence on the planet. That’s controversial though, because geology is a retrospective discipline. The rocks of the Anthropocene haven’t been deposited yet, really.

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Would Be

We’re changing things, in many cases in irreparable ways, and that will certainly be recorded in the geological record.

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Way

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Quotes by Kenneth Lacovara

Kenneth Lacovara

Certainly, we have entered into a new age on our planet.

If you were back in the Cretaceous Period – the last of the time of the dinosaurs – and you were driving from New York to Philadelphia on the New Jersey Turnpike, you would be driving across water.

In our case, we are in the Cenozoic Era, which started at the end of the time of the dinosaurs. We are in the Quaternary Period, which is within the Cenozoic Era. And within the Quaternary, we are in the Holocene Epoch.

The Anthropocene essentially would be the time of human influence on the planet. That’s controversial though, because geology is a retrospective discipline. The rocks of the Anthropocene haven’t been deposited yet, really.

We’re changing things, in many cases in irreparable ways, and that will certainly be recorded in the geological record.

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