Aims and Scope

The American Journal of Environmental Science (AJES) provides an interdisciplinary platform for peer-reviewed studies focused on environmental systems and human environmental influence and understanding. AJES combines scientific research with policy analysis and technological innovation for handling urgent ecological problems.

Aims:

• To publish original research articles alongside reviews and case studies with policy analyses as contributors to environmental science development.
• To align with the broad purpose of the journal is to facilitate the discovery of sustainable environmental solutions using new research findings.
• To function as an area where scientists, engineers, policymakers, and educators actively participate in interdisciplinary dialogue.
• The scientific community worldwide receives support by publishing original research articles, reviews, case studies, and policy analyses that tackle climate change, pollution, resource management, and ecosystem protection.

Scope:

The journal welcomes submissions in, but not limited to, the following areas:

• Environmental chemistry and toxicology
• Climate change science and adaptation strategies
• Air, water, and soil pollution monitoring and remediation
• Environmental policy, law, and governance
• Ecology and conservation biology
• Sustainable agriculture and land use
• Renewable energy and environmental technology
• Waste management and circular economy
• Ecological modelling, GIS, and remote sensing
• Human health and environmental risk assessment

Submissions may focus on local, regional, or global scales and should demonstrate scientific rigor, innovation, and relevance to current environmental challenges.