Scientists from all over the world are suddenly obsessed with this Ontario lake Ontario
A surge in the use of fossil fuels, in clear-cutting, in waste production, in the use and emission of certain pollutants, in the testing of nuclear weapons, and in other activities highly disruptive to nature have left tangible, measurable changes in Crawford Lake's sediments, proving not onlyIt is a monumental discovery given that the Anthropocene Working Group has been studying the topic for nearly 15 years.
, and has been as significant as the meteorite that killed the dinosaurs, as far as its irreversible alteration of the earth. Ontarians will agree that the fact that this important new scientific finding comes all thanks to a local natural feature is pretty darn cool.
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