Anthropocene Review examines the multifaceted impacts of human activities on Earth's systems, exploring geological, ecological, social, and cultural dimensions. The journal investigates concepts like the Great Acceleration, transhumanism, and post-sustainability, alongside specific issues such as waste management, climate-related displacement, and the reinterpretation of disasters within the Anthropocene context. It also delves into the role of indigenous knowledge, rewilding strategies, and artistic responses to planetary change.
Global Energy and Sustainability ResearchClimate Change Communication and PerceptionGeology and Paleoclimatology ResearchClimate Change and GeoengineeringSpace Science and Extraterrestrial LifeEarth Systems and Cosmic EvolutionSustainability and Climate Change GovernanceGeographies of human-animal interactionsEcocriticism and Environmental LiteratureAtmospheric and Environmental Gas Dynamics