Crawford Lake Marks Beginning Of Anthropocene - Canada

Crawford Lake Marks Beginning Of Anthropocene - Canada

Steam rises off the water of Crawford Lake in Milton, Ont., on Friday, July 7, 2023. Crawford Lake, a small body of water in Ontario, Canada, is being put forward as the location that best records humanity's impacts on Earth. Scientists are trying to define a new geological time period to recognise the changes we've made to the planet, and Crawford is their model example. Its sediments have captured fallout from intense fossil fuel burning, and even the plutonium from bomb tests. The muds would be symbolic of the onset of a proposed Anthropocene Epoch. Photo by Cole Burston/CP/ABACAPRESS.COM

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