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'Omnipresent' effects of human impact on England's landscape 
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Post 'Omnipresent' effects of human impact on England's landscape
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The Anthropocene has transformed England, outline researchers in a new report. The Anthropocene -- the concept that humans have so transformed geological processes at Earth's surface that we are living in a new epoch -- was formulated by Nobel Laureate Paul Crutzen in 2000.

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