One Earth
Scope & Guideline
Championing impactful research for our shared planet.
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Interdisciplinary Approaches to Sustainability:
One Earth emphasizes the integration of various disciplines such as ecology, economics, sociology, and technology to tackle global sustainability challenges. This broad perspective enables a holistic understanding of environmental issues. - Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation:
The journal publishes research on strategies for mitigating climate change impacts and adapting to its effects, including innovations in carbon capture, renewable energy, and sustainable agricultural practices. - Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services:
Research focusing on the preservation of biodiversity and the provision of ecosystem services is a core theme. This includes studies on the impact of human activities on natural habitats and strategies for effective conservation. - Socio-Ecological Systems:
One Earth explores the dynamics of socio-ecological systems, emphasizing the interdependencies between human societies and ecological health, and addressing issues of equity and social justice. - Sustainable Resource Management:
The journal advocates for sustainable management of natural resources, including water, land, and energy, highlighting innovative practices and policies that support sustainable development.
Trending and Emerging
- Climate Justice and Equity:
Recent publications are increasingly focusing on climate justice, exploring how environmental policies and climate change disproportionately affect marginalized communities. This theme emphasizes the need for equitable solutions in sustainability efforts. - Urban Resilience and Sustainability:
There is a growing emphasis on urban studies, particularly regarding how cities can adapt to climate change and enhance resilience through sustainable practices. This includes research on urban heat management, green infrastructure, and community engagement. - Technological Innovations for Sustainability:
The journal is highlighting advancements in technology that contribute to sustainability, such as carbon capture technologies, renewable energy innovations, and smart resource management approaches. - Nature-Based Solutions:
Research on nature-based solutions, which leverage natural processes to address environmental challenges, is on the rise. This includes studies on reforestation, sustainable agriculture, and ecosystem restoration as viable strategies for climate mitigation. - Behavioral and Social Change:
Emerging themes also include the exploration of behavioral and social factors influencing environmental sustainability, with a focus on how individual and community actions can drive systemic change.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Conservation Approaches:
There has been a noticeable decline in publications focused solely on traditional conservation methods, such as protected area management, as the journal shifts towards more integrative and innovative approaches to conservation that incorporate socio-economic factors. - Single-Discipline Research:
Research that focuses narrowly on a single discipline, such as pure ecology or environmental science without interdisciplinary collaboration, is becoming less prominent. The trend is moving towards studies that integrate insights from multiple fields. - Static Policy Analysis:
Analyses that merely describe existing environmental policies without proposing innovative solutions or adaptations to changing conditions are appearing less frequently. The journal is favoring dynamic assessments that include actionable recommendations. - Fossil Fuel Dependency:
Research centered around fossil fuel dependence, particularly in the context of energy production, is waning as the focus shifts towards renewable energy solutions and sustainable alternatives. - Overly Technical Studies:
There is a reduced emphasis on highly technical studies that lack practical applications or relevance to broader societal challenges, as the journal prioritizes research with clear implications for policy and community engagement.
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