STRATI Journal of Environment, Climate, and Sustainability

The Journal aims to:

• Foster multidisciplinary and transdisciplinary scholarship on environment, climate, and sustainability issues.
• Strengthen the link between research evidence and environmental/climate policy design.
• Advance understanding of climate risks, adaptation and mitigation strategies, and sustainability transitions.
• Provide a forum for innovative solutions that integrate ecological conservation, climate resilience, and socio-economic equity.
• Support capacity building for climate-resilient planning and sustainable resource use.

The scope includes conceptual, empirical, and methodological contributions addressing environmental change and its governance, the climate–development nexus, and the pathways to achieve sustainable development and net-zero targets.

Detailed Themes

The journal invites contributions (theoretical, empirical, and policy-oriented) in, but not limited to, the following areas:

1. Climate change science, impacts, and vulnerability assessment
2. Climate mitigation strategies and low-carbon development
3. Adaptation and resilience building in climate-vulnerable regions
4. Net-zero emissions pathways and carbon neutrality
5. Nature-based solutions for climate and environmental sustainability
6. Greenhouse gas (GHG) inventory, monitoring, and reporting
7. Climate-smart agriculture and sustainable food systems
8. Renewable energy transition and green technology deployment
9. Ecosystem services valuation and natural capital accounting
10. Biodiversity conservation and habitat restoration
11. Land-use change, deforestation, and afforestation policies
12. Water–energy–food nexus and sustainable resource management
13. Urban resilience and sustainable cities
14. Circular economy and sustainable production/consumption
15. Environmental economics and policy instruments
16. Carbon pricing, markets, and climate finance
17. Climate justice and equity in sustainability transitions
18. Loss and damage finance and policy frameworks
19. Integration of Indigenous and local knowledge in climate action
20. Climate change, migration, and human security
21. Disaster risk reduction and climate resilience planning
22. Air quality management and pollution control
23. Ocean health, blue economy, and coastal resilience
24. Mountain ecosystems, climate change, and livelihoods
25. Environmental governance and institutional innovations
26. Climate data science, modeling, and scenario analysis
27. Climate change and public health interlinkages
28. Green infrastructure and sustainable land management
29. Sustainable finance and ESG investment for climate goals
30. International climate agreements and multilateral cooperation

Send your paper to Email: strat.institute@gmail.com