

Refugee Camps and Clean Water
Refugees not only suffer trauma fleeing from war and disasters, but once they reach safety, they face the need for a daily water supply.

The Earth & I Editorial Team
Apr 20, 2022


Martens Just Became More Lovable (in the UK)
In the UK, the pine marten’s appetite for squirrels is garnering interest, so we thought we’d gather some data on this rarely seen predator.

The Earth & I Editorial Team
Apr 20, 2022


Invasive Species: Unwelcome and Costly
It’s called “Biological Invasion Costs”—the price tag on dealing with invasive species—and simply put, it’s a lot of money.

The Earth & I Editorial Team
Apr 20, 2022


Our Supreme Solar Community
This issue of The Earth and I examines communities interconnected through solar grids (see Energy Section).

The Earth & I Editorial Team
Apr 20, 2022


Red Clover: The Healing Power of Herbs
Red clover is a distinctive perennial herb common in Europe and Asia and now naturalized in the Americas.

The Earth & I Editorial Team
Apr 20, 2022