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Johan Rockström

Stockholm
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Director @PIK_climate. Also Professor @unipotsdam, @sthlmresilience. Internationally recognised Earth scientist on global sustainability, #PlanetaryBoundaries.
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Charting a Transformational Course Toward a Safe and Just Future: The Earth Commission's Contribution

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By Johan Rockström, Fatima Denton, Albert V Norström
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction We are living in the Anthropocene—a proposed epoch fundamentally distinct from the Holocene, characterized by human activities' profound and accelerating influence on Earth's geology and ecosystems (Ellis et al., 2021; Folke et al., 2021; Skelton & Noone, 2025; Steffen et al., 2018).
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We Are in the Anthropocene—Now What?

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By Johan Rockström, Maria Martin, María Martín Verified, Andrey Ganopolski
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction One of the most fundamental questions of our time concerns the future of the Anthropocene. How will humanity shape its own future relationship with planet Earth, and how will the Earth system respond to the manifold human perturbations? At the same time, the concept of the Anthropocene itself is integral to help people realize the enormity—and the long-term consequences—of the human imprint on essentially all domains of natural life and the environment (Zalasiewicz et al., 2024).
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China’s long march to technological supremacy

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By Johan Rockström, Inga Strümke
| Arab News Japan Verified
As scientists, we had the uneasy privilege of witnessing China’s rise earlier than most. Long before a country’s regional or global dominance shows up in macroeconomic aggregates and stock valuations, it can be inferred from the kinds of signals that scientists notice: scholarly publications, patents, talent formation, infrastructure investments, industrial coordination and the growth of capacity in strategic fields.
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