Scopus Journal – Soil & Environmental Health offering free Publication

Researchers have an excellent opportunity to publish their work completely free of cost in the Soil & Environmental Health Open Access Journal.

The Elsevier journal Soil & Environmental Health (SEH) is currently offering APC waivers for a limited time.

The Journal follows an open-access publishing model, meaning all articles are freely accessible to readers.

The journal is currently offering a 100% APC waiver for accepted papers submitted within the specified period.

The Journal is also accepting research papers for its special issues. The journal publishes a variety of scholarly works:

• Full-Length Research Articles
• Review Articles
• Short Communications

Journal Insights

Journal Title	Soil & Environmental Health
Publisher	Elsevier
ISSN	2949-9194
Indexing	Scopus, ESCI, DOAJ
Open Access	Yes
Publication Cost	Free Publication till 30 June 2026

Aims & Scope of the Journal

Soil & Environmental Health welcomes original research and review papers in a wide range of thematic areas, including:

• Scientific foundation of the soil and environmental health concept;
• Case studies exploring the implementation of the soil health concept;
• The one-health concept to promote soil, human and planetary health;
• Soil health indicators for different soil threats and related thresholds;
• Soil and environmental health monitoring and mapping;
• Methods to assess and model soil and environmental health;
• Nexus between environmental health, soil functions and ecosystem services;
• Sustainable soil and environmental management and engineering;
• Soil and environmental health policy and legislation;
• The economy of soil and environmental health.

Call for Papers: Special Issue

The journal has announced a special issue with a submission deadline of 01 July 2026.

Special Issue: Biogeochemistry of Nutrients and Contaminants: Advanced Analytical Techniques and Soil Remediation

Submission deadline: 01 July 2026

This Special Issue focuses on the interplay of soil chemistry, biogeochemical processes, advanced analytical techniques, and innovative remediation strategies.

Guest Editors: Prof. Lena Ma, Prof. Eakalak Khan, Dr. Matt Siebecker