Call for Submissions: Climate Change Mitigation and Ecological Resilience for Sustainable Planetary Health, Submit Now
The climate crisis poses a dual challenge, undermining the integrity of both natural and social ecosystems, while simultaneously threatening public health, healthcare delivery, food and water security, and social resilience. These impacts are not isolated; they form a web of interactions where ecological degradation can exacerbate human vulnerabilities, and human activities can further accelerate environmental decline. This special Collection seeks to advance interdisciplinary dialogue and scientific inquiry into how climate change influences both ecological and human health, and how integrated solutions can foster sustainable planetary health. This paradigm recognizes the interdependence of thriving ecosystems and healthy communities. By combining insights from environmental science, public health, urban planning, agriculture, indigenous knowledge systems, and the social sciences, we aim to identify transformative strategies that can mitigate risks, enhance resilience, and promote long-term sustainability.
We welcome researchers to contribute to this special Collection by submitting original research articles, systematic reviews, policy analyses, and case studies that explore multifaceted relationship between climate change, ecological health, and planetary health along with innovative approaches, evidence-based interventions, and governance mechanisms to safeguard both people and the planet.
