Al-Mustaqbal Journal of Sustainability in Engineering Sciences

Aims & Scope

Al-Mustaqbal Journal of Sustainability in Engineering Sciences aspires to be a premier resource for researchers and professionals interested in the convergence of sustainability, science, and engineering. It serves as a platform for disseminating high-quality research aimed at fostering a more sustainable and environmentally responsible future.The journal predominantly focuses on research and contributions from various scientific fields related to sustainability in engineering and technology. . Specific topics covered in the journal include:‎Environmental Engineering: Research on sustainable practices and technologies for addressing ‎environmental challenges, such as pollution control, waste management, and water resource ‎management.‎Green Technologies: Studies on the development and implementation of eco-friendly ‎technologies, including renewable energy systems, energy-efficient technologies, and green ‎building materials.‎Sustainable Materials Science: Investigations into the development and application of ‎sustainable and recyclable materials for engineering and construction purposes.Renewable Energy: Research on renewable energy sources, such as solar, wind, hydro, and ‎bioenergy, and their integration into energy systems for sustainable power generation.Climate Change and Mitigation: Studies on the impact of climate change and strategies for ‎mitigating its effects, including adaptation and resilience measures.Sustainable Transportation: Research related to sustainable transportation solutions, including electric vehicles, public transit, and alternative fuels.Sustainable Transportation: Research related to sustainable transportation solutions, including ‎electric vehicles, public transit, and alternative fuels.‎Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems: Investigations into sustainable agricultural ‎practices, food production, and supply chain sustainability.Urban Planning and Sustainable Cities: Research on sustainable urban development, urban ‎infrastructure

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