Big Picture Science – Surviving the Anthropocene: Gaia Vince / Adaptation

by Gary Niederhoff on February 22, 2015

Glacier growing is a method employed in the Himalayas wherein runoff and ice chunks are used to help build onto existing glaciers.
Gaia Vince / Adaptation
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Part 4 of Surviving the Anthropocene, featuring Gaia Vince, writer, broadcaster, former editor for New Scientist, news editor of Nature, and author of Adventures in the Anthropocene: A Journey to the Heart of the Planet We Made.

Tagged as: anthropology, climate change

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