STM publisher Springer, Germany, has announced a section called Climatic Change Letters within the journal Climatic Change. Similar in scope to Climatic Change, the Letters will provide a vehicle for rapid publication, offering short articles on new findings of interest to researchers in climate-related disciplines.
Climatic Change focuses on climatic variability and change, from a range of disciplinary perspectives. Climatic Change Letters will publish brief articles that would be of interest to the same community. Articles will include original findings from models, experiments, observations, theoretical approaches, frameworks, applications and methods relevant to the multitude of disciplines covered by the main journal.
Beginning in November 2009, hardcopy versions of the journal Climatic Change will contain a Letters section every other month, composed of up to eight articles, running some four pages each. Letters articles will appear online individually on Springer’s electronic platform www.springerlink.com, as soon as they have been processed for publication.
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