Questions About Environmental Science

A digital Encyclopedia for advanced scientists, researchers, experts, scholars and students composed of peer-reviewed overview articles that map the entirety of a field of study. Continuously updated, it evolves as the field evolves, and serves as a foundational source of trusted information.

2. What is the journey of an ORE?

Each ORE discipline begins with an information site, providing background and updates about the project. After a few months, the sites grow to include short previews of future articles. Full, peer-reviewed articles will begin to appear as they are approved and edited.

All OREs will enjoy a free access period for nearly 2 years upon the launch of a marketing site, with new articles added on a rolling basis each month.

3. Who is powering the ORE of Environmental Science?

The ORE of Environmental Science is supported by the world’s leading scientists, researchers, experts and scholars in the discipline. Articles are commissioned by Oxford’s senior reference editors and vetted by editorial boards of international experts.

4. When will full text articles appear on ORE of Environmental Science?

5. Can I learn more about the ORE of Environmental Science at conferences?

Oxford University Press is present at many of the annual environmental science conferences, including the American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, the Goldschmidt Conference, and the Geological Society of America Annual Meeting. For a full list of conferences that will feature the ORE of Environmental Science visit the Conferences page and for a full list of conferences that Oxford University Press attends, please click here.