Environmental Smoke

About the Journal

Environmental Smoke (ES Journal) is a leading multidisciplinary peer-reviewed journal, with diamond open-access, without requiring payment for the authors or readers.

- Beginning in May 2023, all submissions must be made through the ScholarOne platform.

Main topics: Environmental/Biological Sciences, Humanities, Exact Sciences, Social Sciences, Health Sciences, Integrative Studies, Cross-cutting themes, among others.

The name refers to the smoke emitted by an erupting volcano, in which gases represent knowledge (in all areas), which spread throughout the world globe to the entire society.

Mission: To broaden scientific knowledge within an interdisciplinary approach, by bringing together not only the scientific community but also all of society around the theme of the relationship of the environment with humanity.

The journal Environmental Smoke follows Sustainable Development Goals #4 (Quality Education), #5 (Gender Equality), #10 (Reduced Inequalities), #13 (Climate Action), #16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions) and #17 (Partnerships for the Goals).

Environmental Smoke Institute is the non-profit official publisher of this journal.

This journal is B1 for Qualis/Capes/Brazil. Check on the Sucupira Platform.

Manuscripts should be submitted only in English language, and may be submitted at any time of the year. Click on Guidelines for authors for accessing the rules of manuscripts presentation and format. Each manuscript (Full Articles, Short Communications, Abstracts) has an exclusive DOI (Digital Object Identifier), registered on the Crossref website.

-For special editions (supervised by a guest editor), additional languages may be applied, for example Portuguese, Spanish, French, Chinese.

NOTE: All authors must provide, within the journal workflow system, the ORCID link, the international personal digital identifier of researchers.

Publication period (quarterly/four-monthly): January-April; May-August; September-December.

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