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Wing is part of a team carrying out a radical, US$45-million redesign of the exhibition space, which is part of the Smithsonian Institution. And when it opens again in 2019, it will exhibit the Anthropocene — the slice of Earth’s history during which people have become a major geological force.
Anthropocene: The human age, by Richard Monastersky, Nature 519, 144-147 (12 March 2015)
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