About the Journal

The Journal of Environmental Science, Health & Sustainability (JESHS) is a peer-reviewed, international, open-access journal dedicated to publishing high-quality, interdisciplinary research at the intersection of environmental science, public health, and sustainable development. JESHS provides a platform for bridging scientific research, practical applications, and policy, with a focus on innovation that promotes environmental protection and human well-being.

JESHS upholds the values of integrity, accessibility, and editorial excellence, promoting collaboration through the publication of original research, case studies, and policy-relevant insights. The journal addresses critical global challenges such as climate change, pollution, health disparities, and sustainable resource management, contributing to the advancement of One Health and environmental justice.

ISSN (online): 3067-946X | Publisher: Enviro Mind Solutions

Mission

Journal of Environmental Science, Health & Sustainability is dedicated to disseminating cutting-edge knowledge in environmental science, health, and sustainable development to advance scientific understanding of contemporary environmental challenges. The journal explores the impacts of these challenges on both human and ecosystem health, aiming to inform solutions and policies that foster sustainable, healthy environments and support One Health approaches.

The journal’s core focus areas include but are not limited to:

  • Air, water, soil, and groundwater quality monitoring and mapping.
  • Environmental pollution, plant health, and phytoremediation.
  • Agricultural sustainability, soil health, and sustainable land management.
  • Wastewater treatment and environmental nanotechnology.
  • Pollutants removal from drinking water: Emerging contaminants, micropollutants, PFAS, pharmaceuticals, metals, and metalloids.
  • Geomicrobiology, One Health, and ecosystem resilience.
  • Remote sensing for environmental and societal health, including urban heat.
  • Climate change and its impacts on public health and ecosystems.
  • Disaster risk assessment, management, and community resilience.
  • Geospatial and statistical analysis of health disparities and environmental justice.
  • Environmental education, economics, and policy interventions.

This journal aims to reach a diverse audience, including environmental scientists, hydrogeologists, geochemists, remote sensing and GIS scientists, public health professionals, policymakers, and stakeholders.

Vision

The goal of this journal is to publish rigorous, high-quality research that offers valuable insights into both established and emerging environmental challenges. By leveraging cutting-edge remote sensing techniques, geospatial artificial intelligence (GeoAI), and machine learning (ML), the journal explores the intersections of environmental science, ecosystem processes, public health, disease patterns, disaster risk management, and health disparities while addressing policy implications and environmental economics to advance sustainable solutions for global One Health concerns.

The journal provides a platform for showcasing innovative research across diverse disciplines in environmental science, health, sustainability, and geospatial science. It supports undergraduate and graduate students, early-career researchers, and established scientists, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange.

The journal prioritizes the inclusion of diverse authors, reviewers, and editorial board members, upholds excellence in editorial standards, and highlights research that addresses disparities and underrepresented populations. It strives to create a platform that reflects the global scientific community and promotes equitable access to knowledge.

Aims and Scope

Journal of Environmental Science, Health & Sustainability aims to provide a dedicated platform for students, researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to share findings on environmental issues and health threats associated with these challenges. The journal also seeks to inform research communities about advancements in remote sensing technologies, geospatial artificial intelligence, and machine learning, and their applications in solving environmental and health-related challenges.

The journal aimed to:

  • Publish high-quality research that addresses critical issues in environmental science, sustainable development, and public health.
  • Promote interdisciplinary approaches to urban sustainability, environmental conservation, and climate adaptation.
  • Encourage the integration of data analytics, predictive models, and innovative geospatial technologies in addressing the spatial nature of global environmental challenges.
  • Support equitable knowledge sharing by showcasing diverse perspectives, including contributions from emerging researchers.
  • Advance the accessibility of scholarly work to bridge research and real-world applications to inform policy adaptation.

The journal’s scope includes but is not limited to:

  • Environmental Pollution and Health Impacts: Studies on air, water, plant, and soil pollution and their effects on public health, and the use of data analytics and predictive models to assess environmental and health outcomes.
  • Wastewater Treatment, Micropollutants, and Groundwater Quality: Research on advanced wastewater treatment processes, monitoring effluent quality, addressing contaminants such as PFAS, pharmaceuticals, and emergent ones, metals and metalloids, pollution prevention of groundwater, and surveillance for sustainable environmental management.
  • Remote Sensing and Environmental Monitoring: Use of remote sensing and geospatial technologies to monitor environmental conditions, including groundwater, air quality, urban heat islands, forest fire, water systems, and land use changes.
  • Climate Change and Sustainability: Research on how climate variability influences ecosystems, natural resources, and socio-economic conditions, with a focus on adaptation strategies for a sustainable future.
  • Risk Reduction and Community Resilience: Community-level analysis of natural and man-made risks, emphasizing reducing adverse impacts from hazards, climate change, and related disasters.
  • Environmental Justice and Health Disparities: Exploration of the unequal distribution of environmental risks and social determinants of health—including access to healthcare, public health infrastructure, and economic disparities—and their implications for marginalized and rural communities.
  • Environmental Education, Economics and Policy Interventions: Research on educational programs and economic tools to address environmental challenges, enhance sustainable resource management, shape policies, and promote green incentives through statistical and geospatial approaches.

This journal welcomes original research articles, reviews, case studies, news and views, perspectives, commentaries, and policy discussions that contribute to understanding and mitigating the adverse effects of environmental issues on health outcomes globally.

Article Types

Journal of Environmental Science, Health & Sustainability publishes the following types of articles.

  • Original Research Articles: The original research articles are detailed studies with noble findings. The maximum length of this type of article is 6,000 words, excluding figures, tables, and references. The manuscript should include a minimum of three figures, two tables, and a reference list comprising 40 to 60 sources. The article should contain an abstract, introduction, methodology, results, discussion, and conclusions. Results and discussion can either be combined or presented separately.
  • Review Articles: A comprehensive analysis of specific subject areas relevant to the journal scopes. The maximum length of a review article is 7,500 words, excluding figures, tables, and references. The manuscript should include a minimum of three figures, two tables, and a reference list comprising 60 to 100 sources.
  • Case Studies: A real-world application based on the commonly known methods; however, the studies should have wider fundamental relevance and applications. The maximum length of a case study is 4,500 words, excluding figures, tables, and references. The manuscript should include a minimum of two figures, one table, and a reference list comprising 30 to 40 sources.
  • Policy paper: This has been designed to provide discussions, insights, or critical evaluations on topics relevant to the journal’s scope and high relevance to a global audience. Limited to 3,500 words with varying formats depending on the topic.
  • News & Views (By invitation only): A concise analysis of current scientific developments, breakthroughs, or trends in a particular field. Limited to 2,000 words.

Publication Frequency

The journal publishes online in English three times a year. The publication dates are as follows:

  • April 30
  • August 31
  • December 31