Three new sustainability-focused journals underline RSC's commitment to sustainability goals
- Date 23 May 2022
We have launched three new journals themed around sustainability, as part of our ongoing commitment to support the chemical sciences in facing up to global sustainability challenges.
Today’s global challenges range from plastics polluting the oceans, to the urgent need to find more sustainable resources. But where will new solutions come from? How can we achieve global collaboration to address the big issues? And where can the chemical sciences deliver the biggest impacts?
The new journals, RSC Sustainability, Sustainable Food Technology and EES Catalysis aim to answer these pressing questions from a range of perspectives, bolstering the RCS’s already sizeable suite of sustainability-focused journals. All the new journals are gold open access and the RSC will be covering all article processing charges (APCs) until mid-2025 - enabling scientists and institutions from around the world to share research at no charge.
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