Mark Smith
Jun 16, 2024
With Natural Disasters on the Rise, When Is It Time to Move Out of Harm’s Way?
"Managed retreat” factors including flooding and rising sea levels have forced a shift from holding nature back—to getting out of its way.
Kate Pugnoli
Jun 15, 2024
Dredging: A Necessary and Growing Marine Industry
Dredging is important to commerce, navigation, waterways maintenance, and preserving and protecting marine life as a booming industry.
The Earth & I Editorial Team
Apr 22, 2024
An Environmental Marvel in Education: Discovery Elementary School
Discovery Elementary School is a public K-5 school in Arlington, VA, named for astronaut and Sen. John Glenn, who once lived near the park
Yasmin Prabhudas
Apr 20, 2024
Global Initiative to Restore Peatlands Makes Strides in the UK—How These Crucial Carbon Sinks Are Making a Comeback
Peatlands are unique ecosystems formed of plant material that has partially decomposed, forming peat when soil becomes saturated with water.
Gordon Cairns
Apr 19, 2024
Is Edible Packaging Ready to Replace Plastics?
When American entrepreneur Nathaniel Wyeth patented the polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottle in 1973, he couldn’t possibly have imagined