IOP Publishing (IOPP) has published the first articles from the new, open-access journal, Environmental Research: Climate featuring research from world-renowned climate scientists. Furthermore, in the first issue, there is an impactful review that examines the current state of knowledge, which shows to what extent extreme weather events can be attributed to human-induced climate change.
The journal Environmental Research: Climate is devoted to addressing the causes, consequences, and solutions of climate variability and change. It publishes full-length research papers, without word restriction, alongside other content, including reviews and perspectives. The journal builds on the established reputation of Environmental Research Letters and shares the same modern publishing principles as part of IOP Publishing’s expanding Environmental Research series that now spans the most critical areas of environmental science and sustainability in support of the United Nations Sustainability Development Goals.
The Environmental Research series of journals all combine outstanding levels of author service, inclusive editorial policies, strict quality assurance, and open science principles at their core. In the spirit of transparency and reproducibility, authors publishing in the journal are encouraged to share data and code appropriate for the research community's benefit. Authors also have the option to submit their papers for double anonymous and transparent peer review. In support of the community and our first authors, the open-access Article Publication Charges (APCs) are being covered by IOP Publishing for all articles submitted to Environmental Research: Climate through to the end of 2023.
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