Dr. Michael Osborne: Humanity as a Geologic force

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Dr. Michael Osborne: Humanity as a Geologic force

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Jun 9, 2020

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Has humanity had such an influence upon the Earth that future generations will look back and see our indelible mark? Plastic? Splitting the atom? Moving invasive species from place to place? Is this the Anthropocene? Is this the age of man? Join John & Dr. Michael Osborne as they try and examine things in their own kind of way.

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Jun 9, 2020

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Dr. Michael Osborne: Humanity as a Geologic force

Dr. Michael Osborne: Humanity as a Geologic force

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