Environmental and Earth Science Journal is a peer-reviewed publication dedicated to advancing research in the fields of environmental science, geology, and Earth system sciences. The journal covers a wide array of topics, including climate change, natural resource management, pollution control, sustainable development, environmental policy, and the study of Earths processes. It aims to provide valuable insights into the complex interactions between humans and the environment, promoting solutions for global environmental challenges. By publishing high-quality, interdisciplinary research, the journal seeks to contribute to the protection and sustainability of our planets natural resources and ecosystems.
Earth Science; Environmental Science; Geology; Meteorology; Climatology; Oceanography; Ecology; Natural Resources; Environmental Conservation; Sustainability; Plate Tectonics; Earthquakes; Volcanoes; Erosion; Weathering; Rock Cycle; Sedimentation; Fossilization; Geothermal Energy; Mineralogy; Atmosphere; Greenhouse Gases; Climate Change; Global Warming; Ozone Layer Depletion; Carbon Footprint; Air Pollution; Acid Rain; Weather Patterns; Water Cycle; Groundwater; Aquifers; River Systems; Watershed Management; Freshwater Resources; Ocean Currents; Desalination; Hydroelectric Power; Tsunamis; Ecosystem Balance; Biodiversity; Endangered Species; Habitat Destruction; Rainforests; Coral Reefs; Desertification; Invasive Species; Deforestation; Wetlands
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Research Article | Volume: 2, Issue: 1 Published Date: January 06, 2026 Authors: Belay Sitotaw Goshu* Abstract: This comprehensive analysis examines the complex relationships between agricultural methane emissions, air quality degradation, and cancer risk, revealing significant public health implications. While methane itself is not directly carcinogenic, it serves as a critical precursor to tropospheric ozone and particulate matter (PM2.5), both established carcinogens. The findings demonstrate that livestock operations contribute substantially to global methane emissions, with beef and dairy cattle accounting for 4,700 million tons CO₂eq annually. Methane reduction strategies show variable effectiveness (15-40% mitigation potential), yet emissions continue to rise due to production intensification, creating a concerning implementation gap. |
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Research Article | Volume: 1, Issue: 1 Published Date: November 01, 2025 Authors: Belay Sitotaw Goshu* Abstract: This study investigates tropospheric radio refractivity and propagation anomalies across an altitudinal transect in Dire Dawa, eastern, ethiopia (1200-2100 m ASL), using hourly meteorological data from three stations (A: airport, B: foothills, C: plateau) over 2022-2023. Refractivity (N-units) exhibits exponential decay with elevation (r2 = 0.99), averaging 311.58 (SD = 18.25) at A, 279.06 (18.18) at B, and 246.65 (16.52) at C. Vertical gradients confirm terrain amplification: A-B mean -81.31 N-units/km (SD = 40.03), exceeding ITU-R standard (-39), with B-C -64.81 (24.41) and A-C -72.15 (17.24). |
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Research Article | Volume: 1, Issue: 1 Published Date: April 05, 2025 Sustainable Use of Nature Resources and Agriculture High-Quality Development Authors: Zhongsheng Guo Abstract: As economy develops and population increase, there is an increasing demand for plant goods such as timber, food, medicine and so on and ecological service such as clean air, fresh water and environment. Because plant goods and service producing by original forest cannot meet the increasing need of people, most of the original forest has gradually become fruit, farmland, plantation and grass. A lot of exotic plant was introduced to produce special production and service in the plant restoration. As introduced plant grow, soil and vegetation degradation and crop failure will happen because plant overload and overuse nature resources or plant waste resources because plant underuse nature resources because underload. |