Call For Papers
Global Environmental Science
Environmental Pollution and Control Mechanisms
Global Environmental Science (GES) is announcing a Call for Papers for the topic “Environmental Pollution and C o ntrol Mechanisms ” . The rapid pace of industrialization and urbanization has led to the widespread presence of both emerging and legacy contaminants in the environment, posing a significant global challenge. A deep understanding of the fate of these pollutants in complex environmental matrices and the development of efficient, green control technologies is urgently needed. This Special Issue aims to compile the latest research advances focusing on the occurrence, transformation, and control mechanisms of environmental pollutants. It seeks to provide a platform for academic exchange to advance theoretical knowledge and technological applications in environmental science, ultimately contributing to the improvement of ecological quality. We welcome original research articles, reviews, commentaries and perspectives related to various aspects of Environmental Pollution and Control Mechanisms. Topics of Interest Include (but are not limited to): Occurrence,distribution, source apportionment, and risk assessment of emerging and legacy pollutants. Transport, diffusion, and fate of various pollutants in environmental multi-media (air, water, soil, organism). Chemical, photochemical, and biological transformation pathways and mechanisms. Identification of degradation intermediates and assessment of their ecotoxicity. Application of advanced oxidation/reduction processes (e.g., photocatalysis, electrocatalysis, Fenton-like reactions) for pollution control. Design, synthesis, and performance of novel functional catalytic materials (e.g., single-atom catalysts, MOFs, carbon-based materials). Mechanistic studies and pathway elucidation of catalytic degradation processes. Application and challenges of coupled catalytic technologies in practical environmental remediation engineering. Academic Editors: Prof. Wanjun Wang, wanjun@gdut.edu.cn Prof. Taicheng An, antc99@gdut.edu.cn Submission Deadline: 30 April 2026 Office Contact: ges@sciltp.com Submission Link: https://sciflux.org/authors/submissions
Global Environmental Science
Deadline: 30 Apr 2026Environmental Geochemistry of Toxic and Hazardous Pollutants
Global Environmental Science (GES) is announcing a Call for Papers for the topic “ E nvironmental Geochemistry of Toxic and Hazardous Pollutants” . Toxic and hazardous pollutants—including heavy metals, persistent organic pollutants (POPs), microplastics and emerging contaminants—pose significant threats to ecosystem stability, environmental quality and human health. Understanding their sources, geochemical behaviors including transport pathways, transformations and fate , is essential for mitigating their ecological and health impacts. We welcome original research articles, reviews, commentaries and perspectives related with the environmental geochemistry of toxic and hazardous pollutants in diverse environmental systems. Topics of Interest Include (but are not limited to): Geochemical processes and transformation mechanisms of toxic pollutants in soil, water, and sediment; Source apportionment, transport dynamics, and fate modeling of hazardous contaminants; Coupled biogeochemical cycling of pollutants and nutrients; Environmental monitoring, speciation analysis, and advanced analytical techniques; Microbial interactions and biogeochemical remediation of toxic pollutants; Risk assessment, pollution control, and ecological restoration strategies; Climate change impacts on the geochemistry and mobility of toxic substances; Emerging contaminants (e.g., PFASs, micro/nanoplastics) and their environmental behaviors. Academic Editors: Prof. Hefa Cheng, hefac@pku.edu.cn Prof. Taicheng An, antc99@gdut.edu.cn Submission Deadline: 28 February 2026 Office Contact: ges@sciltp.com Submission Link: https://sciflux.org/authors/submissions
Global Environmental Science
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