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SUMMARY:Guided Tour on Dies Academicus: We are the Anthropocene
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DESCRIPTION:Guided Tour: "We are the Anthropocene - The horror and beauty 
 of global change"\n\nToday\, there is no place on earth untouched by human
 s. Human-made change goes far beyond climate change. It also affects soils
 \, oceans\, plants\, animals and geochemical cycles. In short\, humans hav
 e become a significant geological factor.\n\nHumans have an impact as powe
 rful as that of natural forces such as volcanic eruptions or earthquakes. 
 Our actions today will have an effect far into the geological future. That
  is why we speak of a new geological epoch of humans\, the ‘Anthropocene
 ’. According to current research\, this new geological epoch began in th
 e middle of the twentieth century.\n\nIn this photographic exhibition\, et
 hnologist and geologist Christoph Antweiler from our university's Institut
 e of Oriental and Asian Studies (IOA) shows the causes and consequences of
  this problematic development.
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URL:https://www.bora.uni-bonn.de/en/activities/events/guidedtour
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