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Humans have ‘stressed out’ Earth far longer, and more dramatically, than realized Glenn Hodges © Photograph by David Gray, Bloomberg/Getty Images A farmer operates a combine harvester as a tractor hauls a grain cart during a harvest at a farm near Gunnedah, New South Wales, Australia, on Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2020. Media reports suggesting China could soon target imports of Australian wheat, after already turning its attention to barley, wine, cotton and beef, have rattled the market. Officially, we’re in what’s known as the Holocene, the geological epoch that began at the end of the last ice age. But the influence of human activity on the Earth’s ecosystems has become so extreme that it now seems to be the central driver of environmental change, leading some scientists to argue that we should think of ourselves as living in a new epoch called the Anthropocene. Usage of the term is still being debated, though, and one of the central disputes is when the

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