ArticlesArchiveAboutEditorial BoardAuthor Guidelines
Call for papersThe 2026 special issue on Climate & Health is open for submissions.Learn more
The Journal of Environmental Protection (JEP) is published monthly and one of most prospective international journals with multiple disciplines. It covers various aspects of environmental issues, such as research, strategies and the state-of-the-art technologies for prediction, prevention and protection addressing up-…
Emmanuel Aidoo, Coimbatore Dorairaj Nandakumar, Gabriel Mwinkume, Theodore Oduro-Okyireh
This study presents the Dynamic Multi-Objective Uncapacitated Facility Location Problem (DMUFLP) model, a novel and forward-thinking approach designed to enhance facility location decisions in complex and evolving supply chain systems. Unlike traditional mode…
Mamadou Diouldé Sow, Mamadou Bhoyi Balde, Sory Diakite, Mawiatou Sow, Lamine Konate
This study investigates the spatio-temporal distribution of copepods (zooplankton) in the Tinguilinta River estuary, in relation to water physicochemical parameters, during the dry and rainy seasons across fifteen sampling stations. Field sampling was conduct…
Yao Salomon Kouakou, Assoué Kouakou Sylvestre Kouadio, Assa Maxime Abbey, Zahibo Oscar Onetie, Banassiri Aicha Soumahoro
This thesis focuses on the assessment of potable water needs in the locality of Tioroniaradougou in Ivory Coast, looking ahead to 2030, 2040, and 2050. In a context of rapid population growth, urbanization, and climate change, the study aims to anticipate the…
Patrick Peniki Ole Twala, Bessy Kathambi, Robert Kibugi
Forest governance serves as an essential component which enables worldwide sustainable development and environmental preservation. Forests provide the base for biodiversity protection and enable local communities to thrive and drive national economic developm…
Nounténin Sidimé, Saran Camara, Adama Moussa Sakho, Amara Kourouma, Amadou Koré Bah, Kandet Bangoura
This study assesses the environmental impacts and socio-economic balance of the unimproved artisanal landing stage at Yimbaya Kinssi in the urban commune of Gbessia in the Republic of Guinea. The results show a monthly surplus, which indicates the profitabili…
Mercy Nguavese Shenge
This study investigates the effectiveness of Gene C. Reid Park in Tucson, AZ, for managing flash flooding, comparing it with Ormsby and Santa Rosa Parks also in Tucson, AZ. Flash flooding poses a significant environmental risk in Tucson, AZ, leading to extens…
N’Dri Norbert Kouamé, Walet Pierre N’Guessan, Kouamé François N’Guessan, Klotioloma Coulibaly, Acka Jacques Alain Kotaix, Yao Tano
Mirids are a major concern for cocoa producers in Côte d’Ivoire. These biting and sucking insects feed on pods, buds and orthotropic branches. They cause 30% of crop losses per year. This study was carried out to determine the different species of mirids and…
Ousmane Sangaré, Idrissa Ouedraogo, Yabyouré Marc-Florent Sawadogo, Ahotondji Mechak Gbaguidi, Adama Oueda
Oysters from mangroves constitute an important food and economic resource for the coastal populations of Guinea. Unfortunately, traditional harvesting on mangrove roots is threatening these ecosystems, and climate change is exacerbating the risk of decline. T…
Elizabeth C. Hirschman, Latchlon Aldridge, Buffy Bell, William Bourgin, Brady Edwards, Michael Gorbett, Tzu-Wei Huang, Aden Lane, Ines Latapia, T. J. Lowe, Jaida Meade, Lauren Montes, Spencer Powell, Landon Reed, Caitlyn Schultz, Samuel Stotts, Mia Tucker
Few studies have yet focused on communications strategies for moving persons from climate endangered areas of their home country to safer areas within the country. The present study develops a communications plan for moving endangered California residents to…
Shella Nchia, Kenichi Matsui
Past solid waste management studies have overlooked diverse practices within a municipality that affected residents’ capacity in dealing with health threats. Given the theory of urban resilience, we still have little understanding of how Africa’s urban reside…
No articles in this issue.
The Journal of Environmental Protection (JEP) is published monthly and one of most prospective international journals with multiple disciplines. It covers various aspects of environmental issues, such as research, strategies and the state-of-the-art technologies for prediction, prevention and protection addressing up-… All articles are open access under a CC BY 4.0 licence, with authors retaining copyright.
Authors submit their manuscript, metadata, and declarations through the portal. There is no submission fee.
The editorial office screens the manuscript for scope, completeness, and formatting before assigning a handling editor.
At least two independent reviewers evaluate the manuscript under single-blind review. Where revisions are required, authors respond point by point.
On acceptance the article processing charge is invoiced and the CC BY 4.0 copyright handover is signed.
The article is copyedited, typeset, and given a DOI, then publishes open access with a permanent link.
Manuscripts must be original and not under consideration elsewhere. Submit in Microsoft Word or LaTeX with figures at 300 dpi minimum. Structure research articles as Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, and References.
Use the journal's numbered (Vancouver) reference style. Cite sources consecutively in the order they appear, and ensure every reference is complete and retrievable.
Declare all funding sources, conflicts of interest, and ethical approvals (including informed consent and animal-care statements where applicable).