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SGST Sustainability of Green Sciences and Technologies

Sustainability of Green Sciences and Technologies

SGST  ·  Published by Al Qasim Green University

An interdisciplinary scholarly journal dedicated to research that advances sustainable science, green technologies, environmental protection, resource efficiency, circular economy, clean energy, sustainable processes, and low-carbon development.

SGST is being established by Al Qasim Green University as a peer-reviewed home for work that contributes demonstrably to sustainability. Use the navigation to review the journal’s aims and scope, editorial governance, guide for authors, and full publication policies before submitting your manuscript.

  • Double-anonymised

    Recommended peer-review model

  • Quarterly

    Recommended initial frequency

  • Interdisciplinary

    Ten manuscript types across sixteen subject areas

Journal record

Journal title
Sustainability of Green Sciences and Technologies
Abbreviation
SGST (proposed)
Publisher and owner
Al Qasim Green University
ISSN / eISSN
To be assigned by the relevant ISSN authority after establishment.
Publication language
English. The journal may accept manuscripts containing Arabic abstracts or other supplementary language elements where permitted.
Publication model
Peer-reviewed, with transparent editorial procedures and, subject to the publisher’s final decision, an open-access model.
Frequency
Quarterly recommended initially, with scope to increase as submission volume and editorial capacity develop.
Peer review
Double-anonymised; normally two independent reviewers.
Licence
To be finalised by the publisher and displayed on articles and in metadata.
Charges
APC decision pending. Any charge will be published in full before submission.
Archiving
Preservation service to be designated before or shortly after launch.
First issue
Volume 1, Issue 1 — 2027

What the journal publishes

Full statement on the Aims and scope page

The journal welcomes fundamental, applied, computational, experimental, modelling, systems, policy-relevant and interdisciplinary studies. Preference is given to work offering scientific novelty, methodological rigour, measurable environmental or sustainability benefit, or a meaningful technological pathway toward sustainable development.

Green chemistry and engineering

Sustainable chemistry and safer chemical processes; green engineering, sustainable process design and process intensification; resource-efficient manufacturing and cleaner technologies.

Clean energy systems

Renewable and clean energy, conversion, storage, efficiency and integration; hydrogen, bioenergy, biogas, biomass, biofuels and carbon-neutral energy systems.

Carbon and climate

Carbon capture, utilisation and storage; carbon management and decarbonisation; climate mitigation, adaptation, resilience and environmental sustainability.

Environment and water

Environmental remediation, wastewater treatment, air pollution control and waste management; water sustainability, desalination, water reuse and resource recovery.

Circular economy and materials

Industrial ecology, life-cycle assessment and material flow analysis; green materials, nanomaterials, sustainable polymers, catalysts, adsorbents and functional materials.

Systems, data and policy

Artificial intelligence, machine learning, optimisation and simulation applied to sustainability; techno-economic and environmental assessment; sustainable buildings, cities and mobility; environmental policy and governance.

How a manuscript moves through SGST

Full workflow on the Peer review page

  1. Submission

    Manuscripts are submitted through the journal’s designated electronic submission system or, during the interim launch phase, through the official editorial office.

  2. Technical and scope screening

    Every submission is checked for fit with the aims and scope, format and file specifications, complete author and affiliation information, declarations, and an initial similarity assessment.

  3. Editor assignment and reviewer invitation

    An editor is assigned, reviewers are invited, and conflict-of-interest checks are carried out before any review begins.

  4. Double-anonymised peer review

    Normally two independent reviewers assess the manuscript; further reviewers may be invited where necessary. Reviewers do not normally know the identity of authors, and authors do not know the identity of reviewers.

  5. Editorial assessment and decision

    The editor assesses the reports and issues a documented decision: accept, minor revision, major revision, reject, or another documented category. Revision and further review follow where required.

  6. Production and publication

    Copyediting, proofing and metadata verification precede publication. Post-publication monitoring and correction continue afterwards where necessary.

What SGST commits to

Drawn from the journal’s approved policy framework

Decisions on merit alone

Decisions rest on scholarly quality, originality, methodological rigour, relevance, ethical compliance and fit with scope — never on nationality, ethnicity, gender, religion, political views, institutional affiliation, commercial interest, or ability to pay.

Editorial independence

The owner and sponsor do not interfere in editorial decisions. The Editor-in-Chief holds authority over scientific content, subject to documented journal governance.

No claims before confirmation

The journal will never claim indexing, impact factors, rankings or memberships before they are officially confirmed. Any metric shown here will be accurately named, sourced and dated.

An honest published record

Corrections, retractions and expressions of concern are linked to the original article, clearly identified, dated and explained. The record is never silently altered.

Establishment status

SGST is in its establishment phase. This site states plainly what has been settled and what has not, rather than implying arrangements that are not yet in place.

The publisher is completing the steps required before the first issue: appointing the Editor-in-Chief and establishing editorial governance, lodging the ISSN and eISSN application, commissioning the submission workflow, approving the author, peer-review, ethics, copyright, licensing and AI policies, and establishing archiving and DOI metadata workflows.

Indexing will be pursued only after a stable publication record, regular publication, a qualified editorial board, functioning peer review, ethical policies and persistent metadata are all in place. Inclusion in any service is never guaranteed and depends on that service’s current criteria.

Scholars interested in joining the editorial board or the reviewer panel are invited to write to the editorial office. International representation is sought alongside appropriate subject expertise.

Settled or pending

Aims and scope
Approved
Manuscript types
Approved — ten types
Peer-review model
Approved — double-anonymised
Ethics and AI policies
Approved
Editor-in-Chief
Appointment in progress
ISSN and eISSN
Application to be lodged
Open-access licence
Publisher decision pending
Article charges
Decision pending
Submission platform
To be commissioned
Archiving service
To be designated