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All submissions must meet the following requirements.
- The submission has been prepared in accordance with the journal's Instructions for Authors and follows all the journals' policy requirements.
- All co-authors must be included at the time of submission with valid e-mail addresses.
- No part of the manuscript has been, or will be, published elsewhere nor is under consideration for publication elsewhere.
Topic-Sustainable Water Resource Management
The topic “Sustainable Water Resource Management“ (https://www.ijesd.org/list-207-1.html) aims to explore the latest technologies and methodologies to achieve sustainable and efficient water resource management. We are particularly interested in comprehensive solutions that address complex environmental and socio-economic issues.
Key Research Areas:
- Impacts of Climate Change on Water Resources
- Smart Water Management Systems
- Multi-Objective Optimization and Soft Computing Techniques
- Remote Sensing and GIS in Water Resource Management
- Water Resource Protection and Restoration
- Socio-Economic Impacts of Water Resource Management
- Interdisciplinary Integrated Research
Topic-Wastewater Treatment
The Topic “Wastewater Treatment” (https://www.ijesd.org/list-208-1.html) aims to explore the latest technologies, methodologies, and policies to achieve efficient and sustainable wastewater treatment. With growing concerns about water scarcity and pollution, innovative approaches are essential for protecting public health and the environment. We are particularly interested in comprehensive solutions that address complex environmental, socio-economic, and technological issues.
Key Research Areas:
- Advanced Wastewater Treatment Technologies
- Resource Recovery from Wastewater
- Sustainable Wastewater Treatment Systems
- Wastewater Treatment and Public Health
- Regulatory and Policy Frameworks
- Interdisciplinary Integrated Research
Topic-Air Quality and Control
The Topic “Air Quality Control” (https://www.ijesd.org/list-209-1.html) aims to explore comprehensive strategies for monitoring, mitigating, and managing air pollution. With growing concerns over the impacts of poor air quality on human health and ecosystems, this special topic seeks to address the latest advancements in air quality management and control. We invite contributions from researchers, engineers, policymakers, and practitioners focused on innovative solutions that protect public health, ensure environmental sustainability, and tackle climate change.
Key Research Areas:
- Air Quality Monitoring and Management
- Emissions Control
- Indoor Air Quality
- Pollution Forecasting and Modelling
- Pollution Measurement
- Pollution Climatology
- Pollutant Interactions
- Health Impacts
- Policy and Regulation
Topic-Solid Waste Management
The Topic “Solid waste management” denotes the process of collecting, treating and disposing of solid wastes. Solid waste can be domestic, agricultural or even industrial wastes. It has emerged as one of the greatest global threats to public health and the environment. Inadequate collection, recycling or treatment and uncontrolled disposal of waste in dumps can lead to severe hazards, such as health risks and environmental pollution. “How will solid waste be managed?” is an important question demanding attention all over the world.
Therefore, we call for papers addressing research on exploring solid waste management. Potential topics include, but are not limited to:
• Solid waste pollution
• Integrated solid waste management
• Waste management studies
• Waste collection, waste reduction, waste treatment
• The classification of solid waste screening
• Land filling
• Composting and biological treatment
• Energy recovery and thermal treatment
• Flyash management
• Optimization of collection systems
• Utilisation, Recycling and reuse
• Waste valorization
• Leachate treatment
• Management of hazardous solid waste
• Legal, economic, and managerial aspects of solid waste management
Selected Papers from Conferences
This section will publish selected papers from conference.
Topic-Environment and Health
The Topic “Environment and Health” (https://www.ijesd.org/list-211-1.html) aims to bridge the gap between environmental science and public health by focusing on preventing disease and fostering environments that support human health and well-being. This section provides a platform for scientists, practitioners, policymakers, and healthcare professionals to share research and innovations aimed at mitigating environmentally-related risks to human health. Contributions are sought from all areas of environmental science where human health plays a central role.
Key Research Areas:
- Air Quality
- Climate Change and Health
- Heavy Metal Pollution Control
- Building Environment and Health
- Noise Pollution Control
- Radiation Exposure
- Safe Drinking Water
- Toxic Chemical Exposure
- Liquid Waste Disposal
- Medical Waste Management
- Hazardous Materials Management
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