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The Anthropocene Square Meter: Exploring Human Impact on the Environment

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This lecture delves into the concept of the Anthropocene Square Meter, a model showcasing the impact of human activities on the environment through various materials like plastic, concrete, and waste. It discusses the rise of global material stocks over the 20th century and the implications for resource use.

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Environmental policy: Waste management

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