About the Journal
Pollutome is a peer‑reviewed environmental science journal dedicated to advancing a comprehensive understanding of pollutant impacts across biological, ecological, and geochemical dimensions. Distinct from traditional biomarker or ecotoxicology journals, Pollutome emphasises integrative, system‑wide assessments that trace contaminant interactions from individual organisms to entire ecosystems under real‑world conditions. Its scope spans climate‑linked pollution stress, ecosystem degradation, emerging contaminants, and restoration science, reflecting the broad environmental relevance that underpins its mission. The journal serves as a forum for environmental scientists, ecologists, geochemists, pollution‑control researchers, and sustainability scholars, fostering cross‑disciplinary exchange and methodological innovation.
Topics include but are not limited to:
- Comprehensive biological, chemical and ecological response profiling to pollution including pollutome mapping.
- Biomarkers, bioindicators and sentinel species for ecosystem contamination assessment.
- Pollution pathways across air, water, soil, sediment and multi media environmental transport.
- Impacts of heavy metals, microplastics, PFAS, pesticides, hydrocarbons and emerging contaminants.
- Ecosystem level assessments involving plants, animals, microorganisms and habitat health.
- Natural attenuation, biodegradation processes and pollutant transformation mechanisms.
- Environmental monitoring methods including field sampling, remote sensing, GIS and sensor networks.
- Risk assessment, ecological modelling, early warning systems and pollution climate interaction analyses.
