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WILD ASMAT – a changing culture

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WILD ASMAT – a changing culture

WILD ASMAT – a changing culture

by ct_admin
21 May, 2016

The Asmat culture of West Papua is changing fast!

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It is not hard to see that humans are the dominate

It is not hard to see that humans are the dominate force on planet earth.

Humans produce on average their own body weight worth of stuff each year – most of which ends up in landfill.

The total amount of stuff on earth that human have created doubles every 20 years.

As of 2020, the amount of human created stuff on earth is now more than the total biomass – that’s more than every living organism on earth.

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