The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT8) UNDATED -- Aug. 19, 2002 -- SCI-EARTH-MANAGE -- Nearly 70 years ago, Vladimir I. Vernadsky, a Soviet geochemist, reflecting on his world, made a startling observation: through technology and sheer numbers, he wrote, people were becoming a geological force, shaping the planet's future just as rivers and earthquakes had shaped its past. Aided by satellites and supercomputers, humans have a real chance to begin balancing economic development with sustaining earth's ecological webs, said Dr. William C. Clark, a biologist at Harvard. In August, a worker collects boards from the rain forest on the Amazon. (Andrew C. Revkin/The New York Times)
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