Journal Summary
- Online ISSN: Pending
- Type: Journal
- Language: English
- Publisher: Future Publishing LLC
- Publication Frequency: 2 Issues per Year
Future Earth and Environmental Science (FEES) Journal (ISSN Online: Pending) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to advancing knowledge and fostering innovation in environmental science, earth systems, and sustainability studies. Launched with a mission to address our planet’s critical challenges, FEES serves as a platform for cutting-edge research that drives transformative solutions for a sustainable future. The journal welcomes interdisciplinary contributions exploring the interactions between natural and human systems, climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies, biodiversity conservation, renewable energy innovations, and sustainable urban and rural environments. By emphasizing transparency and accessibility, FEES ensures that high-quality research is freely available to scientists, policymakers, and the broader public worldwide. With a commitment to rigorous peer-review and rapid publication, the journal supports the global academic community in building a resilient and sustainable future for Earth and its inhabitants. Articles are published in English only. All manuscripts sent for publication are checked to compare their similarity with other published works. For this purpose, we use Turnitin. Articles are distributed according to the terms of the Creative Common CC BY 4.0 License. Archiving: full-text archived in archive.org Indexing: Google Scholar, Crossref
Focus and Scopes
Future Earth and Environmental Science (FEES) is a comprehensive platform for high-impact research addressing the complex challenges at the intersection of environmental science, earth systems, and sustainability. The journal encourages interdisciplinary studies and innovative approaches to understanding and solving global environmental issues. Our primary focus is to advance the scientific understanding necessary for fostering a sustainable future, bridging the gap between research, policy, and practice. The scope of FEES encompasses, but is not limited to:
- Earth Systems Science: Studies on atmospheric, terrestrial, and aquatic systems, including interactions between the biosphere, geosphere, hydrosphere, and atmosphere.
- Climate Change and Resilience: Research on climate change impacts, mitigation strategies, adaptation measures, and developing resilient ecosystems and communities.
- Sustainability Science: Exploring sustainable practices in resource management, renewable energy, circular economy, and socio-environmental systems.
- Biodiversity and Conservation: Investigations into ecosystem dynamics, species conservation, habitat restoration, and the role of biodiversity in sustaining ecological balance.
- Environmental Pollution and Remediation: Innovative solutions for addressing air, water, and soil pollution, including remediation technologies and pollution prevention strategies.
- Urban and Rural Sustainability: Studies on sustainable urban development, smart cities, green infrastructure, and rural-urban linkages for integrated growth.
- Renewable Energy and Technology: Advancements in renewable energy technologies, energy efficiency, and sustainable energy systems.
- Environmental Policy and Governance: Analysis of policy frameworks, governance models, and international collaborations for addressing global environmental challenges.
- Earth Sciences for Environmental Innovation: Investigation of tectonics, volcanology, natural resource management, paleoclimate studies, geohazards, and geoengineering innovations to address environmental challenges and advance sustainability.
- Sustainable Solutions through Environmental Sciences: Studies about hydrology, soil science, geochemistry, environmental physics, and ecology to explore water systems, soil health, chemical processes, and biodiversity for sustainable development.
FEES welcomes original research articles, reviews, perspectives, and case studies that provide actionable insights and contribute to the scientific, social, and technological progress necessary for safeguarding Earth’s future.
Articles are published in English only.