EHP
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Environmental Health Perspectives is the top-ranked journal among 134 environmental sciences journals and 93 public, environmental and occupational health journals, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences says, citing Journal Citation Reports. NIEHS also reports it will continue publishing EHP, and "will take some specific steps to further enhance the scientific quality of EHP and to reduce production costs during difficult budgetary times," such as hiring a scientist outside NIEHS to serve as editor-in-chief, dedicating more editorial space to scientific manuscripts, thereby reducing the news, commentary and announcement sections, and using "improved technologies to facilitate the scientific peer-review process and journal production. Journal also will continue its partnerships with international scientific journals, but discontinue translation services, NIEHS says...
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