Call for Articles

2025-05-02

Call for Articles

Enviro Mind Solutions, a pioneering new publishing initiative based in Connecticut, USA, is excited to invite researchers, scientists, and practitioners to submit their research and review articles for publication in the upcoming issue of the Journal of Environmental Science, Health & Sustainability. ISSN: 3067-946X (Format: Online)

Why Our Journal?

Our journal offers a unique platform for advancing interdisciplinary research at the forefront of environmental science, public health, and sustainability. Supported by a team with extensive editorial and research expertise, we ensure a rigorous peer review process and impactful dissemination. By submitting to our journal, your work will contribute to high-quality discussions and reach a diverse, engaged audience dedicated to addressing global environmental and health challenges.

Who We Are?

We are a team of two former editors-in-chief of leading journals, several associate editors from prominent publishers, and renowned scientists and professors who have collectively published over 1,500 esteemed peer-reviewed research articles, with a total of over 200,000 citations.

Our Values

We value integrity, excellence, and transparency in our publishing process, guided by our shared mission to promote sustainable development and foster discussions in the fields of environmental science, One Health, geospatial artificial intelligence, and policymaking.

Submission Guidelines

We welcome manuscripts addressing, but not limited to, the following core themes:

  • 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.

All submissions must be original and not under consideration elsewhere.