issue and ideas. Anthropocene is a geologic time terms which is still argued for is exact boundary. One of the definition is when human starts to mark up symbols on lands around the world and affect the ecosystem; another one is when the period of industrial revolution or atomic age. In my own opinion, Anthropocene begins when the time has human civilization and activities happened on the Earth which will affect other species. (Anthropocene, Wikipedia, Para. 1; Anthropocene, The Encyclopedia
The Sixth Extinction is a look at our current state of decline in biodiversity, some of the efforts to preserve what we have left, and what is the key species responsible for this decline in biodiversity. Elizabeth Kolbert, author, takes us through several mass extinctions including our current event that has seen the decline of the majority of our mega fauna, loss of some amphibians, decline and extinction of several species of birds, human activities that are increasing carbon dioxide which is
species have come and gone off this planet. But what if we could bring them back? What if extinction didn’t have to be a permanent thing? Right now scientists are using revolutionary new genetic techniques to try and bring back some of these species. For example, a wooly mammoth could roam the northern tundra. It sounds like science fiction, but it could happen. So how close are we to de-extinction. While it’s normal for species to die out