Anthropogenic Pollution

Editor-in-Chief: Ebrahim Fataei, PhD

Online ISSN: 2588-4646

Print ISSN: 2783-1736

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Since the publication of Issue 2, Volume 7 (November 2023), the Anthropogenic Pollution has been published by OICC Press (https://oiccpress.com/), and manuscript submission can be made via this link: https://mc04.manuscriptcentral.com/apj

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Anthropogenic Pollution (Anthropog. pollut) – ISSN 2588-4646 is a peer-reviewed journal intended to publish original research papers in all main branches of environmental pollution research.

Journal DOI: 10.57647/AP

Journal Abbreviation: Anthropog pollut

Journal Title Acronym: AP

Owner: Islamic Azad University

The Journal is being published biannual (2 issues per year).

This peer-reviewed Journal covered in the Islamic Azad University according to certificate number 95/s/87/96789 on 10th of February 2017 in collaboration with the Association for Environmental Education and Sustainable Development as a Scientific Research Journal.

Publication: Accepted papers will be added immediately to the “current” volume’s Table of Contents after the immediate peer-review process.

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Evaluation of blood parameters changes of mice exposed to long-term Wi-Fi waves as a major environmental pollutant

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Designing and presenting an environmental management model with an emphasis on energy management in office buildings (Case study: District 5 Municipality of Tehran, Iran)

The present applied research aimed to model energy management in office buildings of District 5 Municipality of Tehran, Iran. The components affecting energy consumption were extracted via an integrated approach (including in-depth survey and semi-structured interviews with experts) using coding method and prioritized by Analytic hierarchy process and Expert Choice. The proposed model was fitted […]

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Assessing the Spatio-temporal variation of water quality over time at Malelane area in the lower catchment of the Crocodile River, Mpumalanga, South Africa

Freshwater is a limited resource experiencing accelerated contamination in several nations due to various reasons, including both natural and human-induced influences such as climate, topography, mining, industry, and agriculture. South Africa is characterized by water scarcity, a condition exacerbated by its status as a developing nation. Consequently, the country has the dual task of safeguarding […]

10.57647/j.jap.2024.0801.02

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Land degradation intensity mapping using environmental factors and Sentinel-2 derived spectral indices in an arid region in south of Iran

To mitigate land degradation and desertification as an environmntal issue, it is crucial to monitor land degradation intensities, identify influential factors, and implement necessary measures. This study utilized remote sensing data and logistic regression modeling to assess desertification in Larestan County. Multiple indicators were considered in this study, encompassing climate factors (such as rainfall, […]