Aim and Scope
The primary goal of The Environment Review is to publish high quality articles associated with Environmental Science, Engineering, and Technology and to contribute to improving environmental practice.
The scope of The Environment Review includes issues of environmental science, engineering, technology, management, and related fields. Potential topics include, but are not limited to:
- Agriculture and Environment
- Environmental Pollution
- Ambient Air Quality Management
- Biodiversity Conservation
- Civil Engineering
- Climate Change
- Conservation of Natural Resources
- Disaster Management
- Engineering in Society
- Environmental Biotechnology
- Environmental Economics
- Environmental Engineering
- Environmental Impact Assessment
- Environmental Management System
- Environmental Policy and Law
- Environmental Risk Analysis
- Environmental Science
- Environmental Sustainability
- Flood Control and Watershed Management
- Food Security
- Forest and Wildlife Management
- Gaseous and Particulate Pollution Control
- Green Innovation
- Greenhouse Gases Control
- Industrial Environment
- Life-Cycle Assessment
- Natural Resource Management
- Public Health and Environment
- Recourse Recovery and Conservation
- Renewable Energy
- Risk Assessment in Contaminant Sites
- Sewage Treatment
- Socio-Environmental Impact Assessment
- Soil and Groundwater Pollution
- Sustainable Energy
- Sustainable Environmental Management
- Waste Management
- Water and Sanitation
- Water and Wastewater Engineering
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