Introducing ‘Anthropocene Science’: A New International Journal for Addressing Human Impact on the Resilience of Planet Earth

Welcome to the new journal Anthropocene Science (eISSN 2731-3980), an exciting transand multidisciplinary international peer-reviewed journal for addressing human impact on the resilience of planet Earth, published by Springer Nature (https:// www. sprin ger. com/ journ al/ 44177). The Editorial Board and the Publishing Editor of the Anthropocene Science are pleased to announce this new launch. We invite prospective authors across the world to submit their novel and exemplary research findings on various anthropogenic drivers of and responses to changes on the vitality, stability, and environmental functioning of planet Earth and ground-breaking solutions for restoring and enhancing the carrying capacity of our biosphere. The journal encourages new knowledge and technological, political, and sociocultural advancements to enable transitions towards global sustainability and planetary stewardship. However, we are also saddened by the ravage of a tiny virus to the entire humanity as we are in the midst of another planetary emergency—a global health crisis triggered by COVID-19 pandemic (http:// www. who. int). The SARS-CoV-2 is not only