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Conservation Culturomics 2.0 (?): Information Entropy, Big Data and Global Public Awareness in the Anthropocene Narrative Issues

2025-03-03

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The Anthropocene is a concept that highlights the profound changes humans have made to nearly every aspect of the Earth. It serves as a compelling narrative that challenges us to examine public perceptions and interests regarding human-nature interactions in an integrated way. These interactions are widespread but can vary significantly over time, across cultures, and under different economic conditions, making th...

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Literature Corpus work: 6eeb02c0-ab50-5a62-9c99-62ffbd3228c9
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202503.0056.v1

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