We invite you to submit your research related to human health and environmental change to Elementa: Science of the Anthropocene.
Published by University of California Press and organized around six knowledge domains—Atmospheric Science, Earth & Environmental Science, Ecology, Ocean Science, Sustainable Engineering, and Sustainability Transitions—Elementa is a not-for-profit, open access scientific journal publishing original research reporting on new knowledge of the Earth’s physical, chemical, and biological systems; interactions between human and natural systems; and steps that can be taken to mitigate and adapt to global change.
Elementa welcomes your research related to human health and environmental change, including article submission related to:
- Biodiversity loss and human health
- Connections between happiness, health and GDP
- Connections between healthy ecosystems and healthy communities
- Ecosystem approaches to controlling emerging threats from infectious diseases
- Health impacts of the shift to clean energy
- Healthy food systems, healthy communities
- Human health and sustainability
- Human health consequences of climate change (direct and indirect)
- Mental health-environment connections
We also welcome your contributions to a related Special Feature, Oceans and human health in a changing environment, guest edited by Erin K. Lipp (University of Georgia).
Start your submission here, or contact Managing Editor Liba Hladik at lhladik@ucpress.edu for more information.
On behalf of Editors-in-Chief Jody W. Deming (Ocean Science) and Anne R. Kapuscinski (Sustainability Transitions), we look forward to your contribution to this timely and important topic!
—the Elementa: Science of the Anthropocene Team
p.s. Elementa: Science of the Anthropocene includes a number of innovative features, including a novel mechanism that gives back to the research community by recognizing and sharing the value contributed by editors and peer reviewers; and an article-sharing partnership with Kudos to increase the reach and impact of your work. To learn more please visit elementascience.org.