Aim
The aim of Earth Science: Environmental Challenges and Solutions (ESECS) is to publish impactful research that enhances the understanding of environmental issues and contributes to the development of effective solutions. The journal seeks to highlight studies that integrate earth science with practical applications, focusing on sustainability, climate adaptation, and resource management. Our goal is to support informed decision-making and promote innovative approaches to addressing the complex environmental challenges facing our planet.
Scope
This journal focuses on addressing critical environmental challenges through innovative solutions and comprehensive scientific inquiry. Our scope encompasses, but is not limited to:
- Geology
- Meteorology
- Oceanography
- Environmental Science
- Paleontology
- Hydrology
- Geomorphology
- Seismology
- Volcanology
- Glaciology
- Astronomy
- Soil Science
- Ecology
- Climate Change and Global Warming
- Environmental Pollution
- Ecosystem Dynamics and Biodiversity
- Natural Resources Management
- Renewable Energy and Sustainability
- Environmental Health and Safety
- Disaster Risk Reduction and Management
- Policy and Environmental Governance
- Technological Innovations for Environmental Solutions
- Environmental Restoration
- Climate Science
- Environmental Geochemistry
- Remote Sensing and GIS
- Biodiversity and Ecosystem Health
- Water Resources and Management
- Soil Conservation and Agriculture
- Public Awareness and Education
Earth Science: Environmental Challenges and Solutions is an open-access, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing the understanding of environmental challenges and proposing innovative solutions through earth science research. The journal provides a platform for high-quality research that addresses critical issues related to environmental sustainability, climate change, natural resource management, and ecological impact. ESECS aims to facilitate the exchange of knowledge among scientists, policymakers, and practitioners to foster actionable solutions for pressing environmental problems.