Objectives

The objectives of IJEWM are to establish an effective channel of communication between policy-makers, government agencies, academics and research institutions, and professionals working in the field, and to provide a forum for them to disseminate information. The international dimension is emphasised in order to overcome cultural and national barriers and to meet the needs of accelerating technological change and changes in the global economy. It will serve as a vehicle for the documentation and dissemination of what government bodies, research agencies, international bodies, universities, aid agencies, industries, and environmental scientists and professionals are doing in the areas of environmental and waste management.

Readership

Professionals, academics, researchers, governmental officers and policy makers.

Contents

The IJEWM publishes refereed, original and review papers, technical reports, case studies, conference reports, management reports, book reviews, and notes commentaries and news on all aspects of environmental science, engineering and technology and management worldwide. Contribution may be by submission or invitation. Special, themed issues on relevant topics may also be published.

Subject Coverage

• Air, water, soil and radiological pollution, control and management
• Environmental pollution, prevention and control, waste treatment and management
• Treatment processes for water and municipal, agricultural and industrial wastewaters and wastes
• Air pollution control, treatment and management
• Solid and hazardous waste treatment, disposal, and management
• Biosolids and residuals management, and waste disposal strategy
• Environmental quality standards, environmental legislations, regulations and policy
• Pollution prevention, waste minimisation, and clean technologies
• Conservation, recycle and reuse
• Public and environmental health, environmental toxicology and environmental risk assessment
• Sources, transport and fate of pollutants in environment
• Application of mathematical and modeling techniques
• Case studies and evaluation of emerging environmental technologies and biotechnology
• Soil and groundwater protection and remediation, and environmental restoration
• Studies on inland, tidal or coastal waters and urban waters, including surface and ground waters, and point and non-point sources of pollution, and limnology of lakes, impoundments and rivers 
• Aquatic sciences, water and sol chemistry, environmental biology, microbiology and chemistry
• Environmental education and training
• Other themes associated with the above or emerging issues will also be considered.

The themes and scope of IJEWM will be of interest not only to people working in the academic sector, but also to practitioners, consultants, governmental officers and environmental professionals.

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Published quarterly, four issues per volume, one volume per year.

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