Footprint Research
An international journal focusing on research findings related to all kinds of footprint research.
Footprint Research
Editor in chief: To be invited
ISSN online: xxxx-xxxx
A message from the Journal Manager: Footprint-related and environmental impact research frequently faces an uphill battle in academic publishing, its value overshadowed by preconceptions.
We are dedicated to recognizing the rigorous and actionable insights generated within the study of carbon, water, and other environmental footprints.
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Footprint Research
Subject areas may include, but are not limited to:
1. Core Footprints: Carbon, Water, and Ecological Footprints
2. Resource & Material Footprints: Material, Land, Nitrogen/Phosphorus, and Plastic Footprints
3. Pollution & Toxicity Footprints: Chemical and Ozone Depletion Footprints
4. Integrated & Emerging Footprints: Environmental and Biodiversity Footprints
Aims and Scope
Footprint Research is an open‑access journal dedicated to advancing the science and application of environmental footprinting. Our goal is to provide a rigorous, interdisciplinary platform for research that quantifies and mitigates human pressures on planetary systems.
We welcome original research, reviews, and methodological developments covering a broad spectrum of footprint concepts. Subject areas include, but are not limited to: carbon, water, and ecological footprints; material, land, nitrogen/phosphorus, and plastic footprints; chemical and ozone depletion footprints; as well as integrated and emerging metrics such as environmental and biodiversity footprints.
The journal encourages studies that link footprint accounting to sustainability policy, resource management, life cycle assessment, and climate action. We particularly value comparative, multi‑footprint, and time‑series analyses that inform decision‑making across local to global scales.
By publishing high‑quality, reproducible research with equitable open access, Footprint Research aims to support the transition towards a more sustainable and resilient future.
