Annals of Earth and Environment

The prestigious peer-reviewed magazine "Annals of Earth and Environment (ISSN 2991-348x) IF(1.326)" is devoted to disseminating cutting-edge discoveries, ideas, and advancements in the environmental studies and earth sciences domains. Our journal provides a first-rate forum for scholars, scientists, practitioners, and policymakers to exchange their most recent discoveries and points of view on a range of Earth system and environmental process topics.

Our content is diverse and covers a wide range of themes related to environmental studies and earth science. It includes case studies, original research pieces, review papers, technical notes, and viewpoints. Our publication offers thorough coverage of the interrelated systems and processes forming the Earth's environment, ranging from geology, geomorphology, and hydrology to climatology, oceanography, ecology, and environmental conservation.

Leading authorities and academics in the fields of environmental studies and earth sciences make up our distinguished editorial board, which makes sure that all contributions meet the strictest criteria for originality, relevance, and scientific integrity. Publications that offer useful solutions and policy proposals to solve environmental concerns and advance sustainability are given priority, as are those that make substantial contributions to our understanding of Earth's systems and environmental dynamics.

The mission of "Annals of Earth and Environment" is to advance knowledge at the nexus of earth sciences and environmental studies, promote diversity, and encourage multidisciplinary collaboration. Our goal is to give academics and industry professionals a forum for brainstorming, information sharing, and teamwork on cutting-edge methods for comprehending and regulating the planet's environment.

Our magazine is to be a reliable source of information and inspiration for scholars, professionals, policymakers, and stakeholders concerned in earth and environmental sciences as global environmental concerns continue to grow in complexity and urgency. We seek contributions that deepen our understanding of Earth's processes and provide evidence for evidence-based decision-making for the sustainable management of our planet's resources. We invite submissions from researchers worldwide.

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