Archiving Policy

The Journal of Environmental Sciences and Technology is committed to preserving its published content for future generations. To ensure long-term accessibility and preservation, the journal adheres to the following archiving policy:

• Digital Preservation: All published articles will be stored in a digital format using industry-standard preservation technologies. This includes the use of long-term storage solutions and regular backups to safeguard against data loss.
• Metadata: Detailed metadata, including author information, publication date, keywords, and article abstract, will be associated with each article to facilitate future retrieval and identification.
• Open Access: The journal supports open access principles, making published articles freely available to researchers, educators, and the public. This ensures widespread dissemination and long-term preservation.
• Preservation Services: The journal will collaborate with trusted preservation services to ensure the ongoing maintenance and accessibility of its digital archives. These services may include digital repository providers, preservation software, and data migration strategies.
• Copyright and Licensing: The journal will comply with relevant copyright laws and licensing agreements to protect the intellectual property of authors and ensure the long-term availability of their work.
• Regular Reviews: The journal will conduct regular reviews of its archiving practices to identify potential risks and implement necessary improvements to maintain the integrity and accessibility of its digital archives.