Human activities have profound impacts on our planet, but these impacts can be difficult to measure accurately. In 1986, an influential study used the fraction of Earth9s total plant growth or net primary production that is appropriated by humans as a measure. In his Perspective, Field discusses the reassessment of this value by Rojstaczer et al . and highlights ways in which estimates of human impacts can be further improved.
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