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AP-01.10.2023

Anthropogenic Pollution

Editor-in-Chief: Ebrahim Fataei, PhD

Online ISSN: 2588-4646

Print ISSN: 2783-1736

Publishes Biannual

Stats

7
Number of Volumes
12
Number of Issues
107
Number of Articles
277
NO of Contributors
36,140
Article View
22,629
PDF Download
338
View Per Article
338
Download Per Article
183
NO of Reviewers
23%
Acceptance rate
45 Days
Average Review time
Five Days
Time to first action
9
Google Scholar H-index

Publisher Change Announcement:

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

 
The Journal is being published Semi-annually (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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This study aimed to explore the possibility of removing cadmium, a toxic heavy metal, from soil using Dandelion greens. To accomplish this, a greenhouse experiment was conducted with six treatments including a control, and varying concentrations of cadmium in the soil. After the plants were harvested, the concentration of cadmium was measured in the plant […]

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  The International Olympic Committee emphasizes the implementation of the principles of sustainable development in sports realm. The current research was conducted with the aim of identifying and prioritizing the effective components of the green management in the context of Iran’s sports fabrics. The objective of this research is developmental and, in terms of methodology, […]

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