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We invite contributions for an upcoming book titled “Global Climate Change, Public Health, and Energy” to be published by Springer Nature, as part of the Climate Change Management Series, which is the world´s leading peer-reviewed book series on matters related to climate change, with over 40 books produced to date.
This volume will explore how global climate change, public health, and energy sustainability can be achieved through studying and discussing sustainable strategies that reduce vulnerability, improve energy efficiency, promote public health, invest in climate-resilient public and energy infrastructure, and other sustainable pathways.
We welcome papers that address, but are not limited to, the following topics:
- Global climate change, public health, and energy mitigation and adaptation
- Challenges and opportunities for global health amidst climate change
- Case studies for global climate change, public health, and energy management
- Global climate change, public health and energy: from science to practice.
- Global Policies accelerating equitable accessibility to sustainable energy,
- The sustainability of energy security and food security amidst climate change
- Revisiting global climate change policy for
- Pathways and possible solutions for sustainability and resilient global health and energy
- Crafting synergies for socio-economic sustainable energy and public health
- Human settlement, public health, and energy crisis
- Preparedness, Responsiveness, and Recovery amidst climate change, impacts on public health, and energy problems
Submission Guidelines
Abstracts (300 words) should be submitted by 01 August (extended deadline).
Full papers (between 6,000 and 7,000 words) will be due by 30 November 2025
All submissions should adhere to the APA referencing style.
Papers will undergo a peer review process before publication. The peer-reviewed nature of the publication means that it has, over the years, officially counted for tenure and promotion purposes. Also, hundreds of doctoral students have successfully used their publications in the series as part of their PhD Outputs.
Submission Process
Please submit your abstracts and inquiries to James Mawanda at mawandajames[at]gmail.com.
We look forward to your contributions, which will shed some light on the vital aspects of global climate change, public health, and energy to foster a sustainable future for humanity.
