International Journal of Global Warming

Aims & Scope

IJGW aims to bring all disciplines together for local/global solutions to combat global warming and its consequences. It focuses around nine main pillars: better remediation, avoidance, efficiency, cost effectiveness, design, resource utilisation, environmental quality, energy security, and sustainable development. It also address issues related to global changes as a direct/indirect result of climate modification and strategies for adaptation to such changes. IJGW covers disciplines as diverse as engineering, climate science, ecology, economics, education, management, information sciences, politics, strategy development, etc. Topics covered include Atmospheric changes, acid precipitation, aerosols, ozone depletion, smog Biofuels and alternatives, carbon sequestration, carbon tax Climate change modelling/simulation Climate networks, weather forecasts/scenarios Earth sciences, ecology, ecosystems, biodiversity Energy/environment policies/strategies/security/technologies Global warming modelling/simulation Engineering tools, IT, green design/manufacturing Greenhouse gases, emissions and control, exergetic improvements Human health/welfare issues, education/training Hurricanes and climatic/catastrophic events, deforestation Renewables, hydrogen/nuclear/other cleaner energy resources/technologies Solid/municipal wastes, waste management Sustainable development, economy, environment and health Urban/regional planning, water/water issues, food and agriculture

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Source: OpenAlex · Each year’s green bar = citations earned by that year’s papers, counted to date — so recent years look lower simply because their papers haven’t had time to be cited yet.

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