Citation Indices
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All
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Since 2016
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Citation
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5056
|
4475
|
h-index
|
27
|
25
|
i10-index
|
157
|
133
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Acceptance Rate (By Year)
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|
Year
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Percentage
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2023
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15.23%
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2022
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12.81%
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2021
|
10.45%
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2020
|
9.6%
|
2019
|
14.3%
|
2018
|
17.65%
|
2017
|
16.9%
|
2016
|
22.9%
|
2015
|
26.1%
|
The environmental challenges we face today demand informed decisions grounded in credible research. Databases like the Environmental Impact Database (EI) serve as essential resources for scientists, policymakers, and educators working toward sustainable solutions.
The Environmental Impact Database (EI) is a comprehensive platform dedicated to cataloging information about:
The EI Database is invaluable for those exploring the complexities of environmental science because it provides:
Despite its extensive utility, the EI Database has its constraints:
For researchers aiming to publish and amplify their findings in environmental science, IJOEAR (International Journal of Environmental and Agriculture Research) offers a robust solution.
Feature | EI Database | Agriculture Journal IJOEAR |
---|---|---|
Purpose | Cataloging existing research | Publishing original research |
Access | Often subscription-based | Fully open access |
Interactivity | Static resource | Engaged peer-review and author support |
Research Dissemination | Not applicable | Global distribution of articles |
While the EI Database is an excellent resource for accessing environmental literature, IJOEAR provides the platform to share and expand upon these insights. Together, they form a powerful ecosystem for advancing environmental science and promoting sustainable practices.
If the EI Database has enriched your research, let IJOEAR be the next step in amplifying your contribution to environmental science. With our robust peer-review process, global reach, and open-access model, your research will make the impact it deserves.