A Multidisciplinary Journal of Environmental Sciences and EngineeringEnvironmental Research is a multi-disciplinary journal publishing high quality and novel information about anthropogenic issues of global relevance and applicability in a wide range of environmental disciplines, and demonstrating environmental application in the real-world context. Coverage includes, but is not limited to, the following research topics and areas:Air, soil, water and biota chemical pollutants and healthAnalytical and bioanalytical chemistryBioconcentration, bioaccumulation and biomagnificationBiotransformation and environmental fateContaminant behaviour and environmental processesBiomarkersBiomonitoring and adverse/toxic health effectsChemical stressorsEcological chemistryEcotoxicologyEndocrine disruptionEnvironmental and occupational medicineEnvironmental biotechnologyEnvironmental chemistryEnvironmental epidemiologyEnvironmental functional materials for pollution controlEnvironmental risks assessment and managementEnvironmental toxicologyEnvironment-related "omics"Food web interactionsGlobal warming/Climate changeIndoor and outdoor air pollution controlMarine, freshwater and terrestrial ecosystemsPollution detection and monitoringResource-Energy recovery during pollution controlRisks and public healthSolid-Waste managementSoil and site pollution remediationWaste treatment and disposalWastewater and sewage contaminantsWater pollution control and Water securityWildlife and biotaPlease DO NOT ask the Editors-in-Chief for permission before submitting a manuscript. Kindly check the guidelines above to determine whether your manuscript is within the scope of the journal; if yes, please go ahead and submit it. We request you to contact the journal inbox [email protected] for the status queries and for any schedule extension request once the article has been submitted.
The Journal of Arid Environments is an international journal publishing high-quality research papers that provide original insights into critical scientific, environmental, ecological, and people-nature issues in the world's drylands. The journal recognises the value of interdisciplinary and multi-disciplinary approaches to investigate and better understand the complex scientific and societal issues facing the world's drylands, as well as original single-discipline research. Papers must represent rigorous research from and specifically relevant to hyper-arid, arid, semi-arid or dry-subhumid environments, into past, present, or future conditions.Papers must have international relevance, and address clearly stated aims, hypotheses, or research questions. The journal does not accept case studies. A case study is a report or research that applies existing knowledge to a specific context or place, and does not advance knowledge or its research field sufficiently to have appeal to an international audience.
