Human-Environment Interaction

Human-environment interaction describes the two-way relationship between people and their surroundings: the environment shapes where and how people live, farm, and build, while human activity in turn reshapes the environment, sometimes intentionally and sometimes as a side effect. Recognizing that this relationship runs in both directions, rather than treating humans as separate from or unaffected by Earth's systems, is a foundational idea connecting earth science to environmental science.

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