Prepublishing research on the Web

Article Abstract:

The publication 'Environmental Science & Technology' (ES&T) plans to consider research posted on the World Wide Web as published material. The policy is close to that of the 'Journal of the American Chemical Society,' which considers any manuscript posted on the World Wide Web, in newsgroups or in electronic conferences as published material. Four major editorial modifications of ES&T are also presented, including the accessability of the ES&T on the Web beginning in early 1998.

Scholarly publishing, Editorial, Science publishing

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Sustainability engineering and green chemistry

Article Abstract:

"Environmental Science and Technology" is encouraging the submission of papers that illustrate the use and the reasons why particular aspects of sustainability engineering and green chemistry can be used to avoid, minimize, or reverse environmental pollution. The change in the journal's editorial policy is in line with the change in the environmental protection paradigm. This paradigm is discussed.

Strategy & planning

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You "might ought" to move your car

Article Abstract:

William H. Glaze ponders the enevitability of nature and global warming and its impact on the forest and environment around Pamlico Sound.

Personal narratives, Environmental aspects, Global warming, Pamlico Sound, Glaze, William H.

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