5: Human Planet | How Earth Made Us

Duration: 58'16''

Synopsis

Series in which Professor Iain Stewart looks at how geology has shaped human history. He explores the newest force, humans, whose impact is both positive and negative.

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5: Human Planet | How Earth Made Us

5: Human Planet | How Earth Made Us

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