Cassie Journigan
- Oct 19, 2023
Trashed Seas—The Race to Prevent and Remove Marine Litter
Marine litter (or marine debris) refers to objects made of anything manufactured. It includes small pieces of trash, like cigarette butts,
The Earth & I Editorial Team
- Oct 18, 2023
‘An Herbalist in Every Home’—Pioneering a Path for Better Health
Interview with David Christopher, son of pioneer American herbalist and founder of the School of Natural Healing, John R. Christopher.
Marion Warin Miller
- Oct 17, 2023
A Tale of Two Companies Embracing ESG Practices
With a growing consciousness around the environmental (E), social (S), & economic repercussions of corporate governance (G)—combined as ESG
Angelica Sirotin
- Oct 16, 2023
A ‘Green Grid’—Key for the World’s Energy Transition
The global narrative on energy is rapidly evolving towards green, sustainable solutions. Central to this narrative is the concept of a green
The Earth & I Editorial Team
- Oct 15, 2023
Why Baltimore Has One of the US’s Most Diverse Urban Tree Canopies
The story of how the Baltimore TreeKeepers, Pruners, and Weed Warriors made it happen. An interview with Urban Forester Ted Martello.