Ambio

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Ambio:

• publishes research on the interrelationships between the environment and society
• brings important developments in environmental studies to a global readership
• presents research to help understand contemporary sustainability challenges and how proposed solutions may be implemented
• encourages multi-, inter- and trans-disciplinary research with explicit management and policy recommendations
• has a dedicated group of editors to assist the authors in broadening the scientific and societal impact of their research
• is a journal of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
• was founded in 1972, following the first UN conference on the environment
• Ambio’s 2021 CiteScore is 11.7
• Submission to first decision after external review 70 days

If you are uncertain whether your manuscript is suitable for publication in Ambio, please send an e-mail with the abstract to the editor-in-chief bo.soderstrom@kva.se

Links for article download sites: 

SpringerLink
years 2010– (vols. 39–)
http://www.springer.com/environment/journal/13280 

PubMedCentral
years 2010– (vols. 39–)
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/journals/1790
(open access after a 12-month embargo period) 

BioOne
years 2000–2011 (vols. 29–40)
http://www.bioone.org/loi/ambi

JSTOR
years 1972–2013 (vols. 1–42)
http://www.jstor.org/action/showPublication?journalCode=ambio

Requests for permission to reproduce material with the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences as copyright-holder should be directed to Editor-in-Chief Bo Söderström (bo.soderstrom@kva.se).

 

 

Why publish with us

• We are the official publication of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences and we are focused on highlighting key developments in environmental research, policy and related activities.
• Founded in 1972, our journal has a global readership, and addresses the link between society and the environment.
• We particularly encourage multi-, inter- and trans-disciplinary submissions with explicit management or policy recommendations.