About the Journal

Emerging Environmental and Earth Sciences is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to advancing research in the fields of environmental science and earth sciences. Our mission is to provide a platform for scientists, researchers, and scholars to disseminate their pioneering work, share insights, and contribute to the growth of knowledge in these critical disciplines. our journal is committed to fostering excellence in environmental and earth sciences research and promoting a deeper understanding of our planet's complex systems.

Aim:

The primary aim of Emerging Environmental and Earth Sciences is to be a driving force for scientific progress in the study of our environment, earth's processes, and the critical interplay between them. Our central objectives encompass:

  1. Advancing Environmental Understanding: We aim to publish high-quality research articles, reviews, and original studies that expand our understanding of the environment, ecological systems, and the interactions between humans and nature.

  2. Promoting Earth Sciences: Emerging Environmental and Earth Sciences is dedicated to fostering research in earth sciences, including geology, meteorology, oceanography, and related fields. We aim to provide a platform for sharing discoveries that enhance our comprehension of the Earth's processes and history.

  3. Addressing Environmental Challenges: We actively promote research that addresses pressing environmental challenges, from climate change and conservation to pollution and resource management. We believe in the power of research to drive positive change in the world.

  4. Open Access: We are committed to open-access publishing, ensuring that our content is freely available to scientists, researchers, policymakers, educators, and the global community. We believe in the importance of sharing knowledge in environmental and earth sciences with a wide and diverse audience.

Scope:

Emerging Environmental and Earth Sciences covers a comprehensive range of topics within the fields of environmental science and earth sciences, including, but not limited to:

  1. Environmental Sustainability: We invite contributions related to environmental conservation, sustainable practices, and the management of natural resources. Research aimed at preserving our planet's ecosystems and biodiversity is a key focus.

  2. Climate and Atmospheric Studies: The journal welcomes research in climatology, meteorology, and atmospheric sciences, emphasizing research on climate change, weather patterns, and atmospheric phenomena.

  3. Geological Sciences: Contributions related to geology, tectonics, mineralogy, and the Earth's structure are encouraged. We aim to provide a platform for exploring the Earth's history and its dynamic geological processes.

  4. Hydrology and Water Resources: We emphasize research on water resources, hydrological cycles, and water quality, with a focus on sustainable water management.

  5. Ecology and Biodiversity: The journal promotes research in ecology, conservation biology, and the preservation of biodiversity. We aim to facilitate a deeper understanding of ecosystems and the species they support.

  6. Environmental Policy and Management: Research in environmental policy, environmental impact assessments, and management practices related to natural resources and environmental protection are essential to our scope.

  7. Natural Hazards and Disaster Management: We invite research on natural disasters, disaster risk reduction, and strategies for mitigating the impact of geological, meteorological, and environmental events.

Emerging Environmental and Earth Sciences invites scientists, researchers, scholars, and policymakers to contribute their work to our journal. Our rigorous peer-review process ensures the quality and credibility of published research. By providing a platform for the exchange of knowledge and ideas, we aim to contribute to a deeper understanding of our environment, Earth's processes, and the challenges they present, while promoting sustainable solutions on a global scale.