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DESCRIPTION:Lecture\, co-sponsored by CANES and CHE. The Sixth Extinction i
 s the popular name for the ongoing human-driven biodiversity crisis. The n
 ame evokes the biggest mass extinctions in the geological record and propo
 ses that humans are responsible for massive declines in biodiversity\, on 
 par with past episodes of geological catastrophe. But what is the history 
 of this crisis? This talk will explore these themes and suggest how histor
 ians might contribute to our understanding of this enormous contemporary c
 hallenge.\n\nURL: https://canes.wisc.edu/event/kyle-harper-historians-and-
 the-sixth-extinction/
LOCATION:Education L196\, Education Building
SUMMARY:Kyle Harper: Historians and the Sixth Extinction
URL;VALUE=URI:https://canes.wisc.edu/event/kyle-harper-historians-and-the-s
 ixth-extinction/
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