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This gold open-access themed collection will consider all aspects of solar radiation management, including topics such as, but not limited to:
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- Solar Radiation Management Techniques – including research on stratospheric aerosol injection and marine cloud brightening.
- Alternative materials for aerosol injections - including investigations into how different materials affect solar radiation, stratospheric heating, and atmospheric dynamics as well as the effects of different aerosol species on environmental conditions and chemical processes, including potential impacts on the ozone layer.
- Environmental and Climate Effects – such as the impact on climate variability and consequences as well as potential health effects.
- The collection seeks to advance understanding, foster innovation, and stimulate dialogue on the scientific, technological, and ethical dimensions of solar radiation management. Therefore, we are also interested in the social, political, and ethical considerations of implementing solar radiation management techniques.
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For more information on the collection, which is welcoming submissions until 31st January 2025, please see our open call for papers. |
Article publication online and in issues will occur without delay to ensure the timely dissemination of the work. The articles will then be assembled on the RSC Publishing platform and promoted as a web-based thematic collection, to allow readers to readily access papers on the same theme. |
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We do hope you will consider submitting your research to this collection. To submit your research, visit our platform linked below. To assign your manuscript to the issue, quote “EASRM24” in your Comments to the Editor.
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Why publish with Environmental Science: Atmospheres?
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- Rapid times to publication – our average time to decision for peer-reviewed manuscripts is just 38 days.
- Expert Associate Editors (Tzung-May Fu, Stephen Klippenstein, Nønne Prisle, Lin Wang) handling the peer review of submissions.
- Maximum visibility - We are indexed in Web of Science (ESCI), Scopus, Directory of Open Access Journals and our content is fully discoverable in ResearchGate and Google Scholar.
- Promotion of your work through our journal social media (@EnvSciRSC; LinkedIn).
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Emily Ellison
Assistant Editor, Journals
Royal Society of Chemistry
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On behalf of our Guest Editors:
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Anton Laakso (Finnish Meteorological Institute)
Vivian Faye McNeill (Columbia University)
Juan Moreno-Cruz (University of Waterloo)
Holly Buck (University at Buffalo)
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About Environmental Science: Atmospheres
Environmental Science: Atmospheres is a gold open access journal publishing high quality research in fundamental and applied atmospheric chemistry. The journal is committed to bringing together the wider environmental science and climate change communities, and to providing a space to open collaborations between different research communities.
The journal welcomes contributions in thermodynamics, microphysics, and chemistry of multiphase systems coupling gases, aerosols and clouds, as well as photochemistry and radiative transfer. All aspects of science are covered, including in situ and laboratory measurements, computation chemistry and chemical transport modelling, instrumentation, and remote sensing.
We offer authors a rapid, and rigorous, peer review process. The journal’s average time to first decision is 38 days, and time to publication 80 days – we understand that in a fast-moving field, that the timeliness as well as the quality of reviewer feedback is important to our authors. All submissions will be handled by our experienced and internationally recognised Associate Editor team. Full information about the journal scope, and how to submit your manuscript for publication, can be found on our webpage: rsc.li/esatmospheres. As a gold open access journal, there are no barriers to accessing content and your research article will reach an international audience. The journal offers a transparent peer-review option, showcasing our dedication to open science and good peer-review practice.
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About the Royal Society of ChemistryOur mission at the Royal Society of Chemistry is to advance excellence in the chemical sciences (find out more here). As a society publisher, we re-invest all surplus back into the global scientific community, providing support for authors, researchers and educators. If you would like to find out more about the advantages of publishing in a Royal Society of Chemistry journal, please visit our website. Environmental Science: Atmospheres is complemented by our companion journals, Environmental Science: Advances, Environmental Science: Processes & Impacts, Environmental Science: Nano, and Environmental Science: Water Research & Technology. Find out more about these journals at rsc.li/envsciFollow the Environmental Science journals on twitter: @EnvSciRSC and LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/rscenvironmental/
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