Lecture

Planetary Boundaries: Novel Entities

Description

This lecture explores the concept of planetary boundaries, focusing on novel entities and their impact on Earth's systems. It covers the production, release, and control variables of novel entities, emphasizing the need for scientific understanding and precautionary approaches. The lecture discusses the impact pathway approach, control variables, and the safe operating space for novel entities within planetary boundaries.

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