Human-Earth Interaction is an interdisciplinary scholarly journal dedicated to understanding the dynamic relationships between human societies and the Earth system across local, regional, and global scales under the spatiotemporal patterns of the Anthropocene and the "Human-Earth Sphere". The journal publishes high-quality research examining how human activity shapes environmental processes - and how environmental change, in turn, influences economies, cultures, governance, technology, health, and social systems. The journal aims to bridge traditionally separated disciplines including environmental science, geography, sustainability studies, climate science, ecology, economics, engineering, urban studies, rural areal system, anthropology, political science, public policy, data science, and Earth system modeling.

Human-Earth Interaction publishes original research, reviews, perspectives, and policy-relevant studies exploring the dynamic relationships between humans and the Earth system across local, regional, and global scales. The journal focuses on understanding how human activities influence environmental processes and how Earth system changes affect societies, economies, cultures, and governance. It encourages integrative approaches that bridge the natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, engineering, and policy studies.

The journal welcomes contributions in areas including, but not limited to:

I. Human-Earth System Science & Engineering

• Human-Earth sphere and livable Earth

• Human-Earth system science and geographical engineering

• Coupled human-natural systems

• Earth system modeling with human dimensions

II. Environmental Change & Human Impacts

• Human impacts on climate, ecosystems, land, oceans, and biodiversity

• Urbanization and planetary change

• Urban-rural integration and networking

III. Sustainability, Adaptation & Governance

• Sustainability science and sustainable development

• Climate change adaptation and mitigation

• Environmental governance and policy

• Circular economy and resource management

IV. Risk, Resilience & Equity

• Disaster risk, resilience, and vulnerability

• Environmental justice and equity

• Socio-ecological systems and resilience

V. Human Dimensions & Innovative Solutions

• Human behavior and environmental change

• Nature-based solutions and ecological restoration

• Digital technologies, AI, and Earth stewardship

• Historical and cultural dimensions of human-environment relations

Editorial Board