Google Scholar Environmental Issues

Circa 55 million articles covering circa 90+ disciplines as defined in
Wikipedia's Classifiction of Environental issues.

Note that Google Scholar's 'Recent articles' option limits search results
to articles since 2004.  Advanced search can be used to further delimit
dats of publication e.g. since 2008.

Also note that each such search results in a list of key authors.

Eric Marler for Scientific Supercourse

 

Bookmarks

Acid mine drainage-

Acid rain

Air pollution

Blast fishing

Bottom trawling

Burial

Chlorofluorocarbons

Clearcutting -

Climate Change

Conservation

Consumer capitalism

Consumerism

Coral bleaching

Cyanide fishing

Dams +Environmental Impact

Dams

DDT

Deforestation

Desertification

Dioxin

E-waste -

Energy

Energy conservation

Energy efficiency

Eutrophication

Exploitation of natural resources

Fishing -

Fossil fuels

Genetic engineering

Genetic engineering

Genetic pollution

Ghost nets

Global warming

Greenhouse gas

Habitat destruction

Habitat fragmentation

Heavy metals

Herbicides

Holocene extinction

Illegal logging

Illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing

Intensive farming

Invasive species

Irrigation

Land degradation

Land pollution

Litter

Logging

Marine pollution

Meat production environmental effects

Mining

Monoculture

Mountaintop removal mining”

Nanopollution

Nanotechnology

Nanotoxicology

Noise pollution -

Nuclear fallout

Nuclear issues

Nuclear meltdown

Nuclear power

Ocean dumping

Oil spills

Overfishing

Overgrazing -

Overpopulation

Ozone depletion

Pesticides

Planned obsolescence -

Pollinator decline

Pollution

Renewable energy

Renewable energy commercialization

Resource depletion

Sea level rise

Shark fishing

Soil

Soil conservation

Soil contamination

Soil erosion

Soil salination

Soil salinity

Species extinction

Toxic waste

Toxics use reduction

Toxins

Urban runoff

Urban sprawl

Waste disposal incidents

Waste

Water crisis

Water pollution

Whaling

STATS SCHOLAR ENVIRONMENT ISSUES

55,483,505 for “Environment Issues” Grant Total

       19,200 for "Acid mine drainage"

     104,000 for "Acid rain"

     800,000 for "Air pollution"

            835 for "Blast fishing"

         4,290 for "Bottom trawling"

     337,000 for "Burial"

       28,500 for "Chlorofluorocarbons"

       33,400 for "Clearcutting"

     779,000 for "Climate Change"

  1,940,000 for "Conservation"

         6,000 for "Consumer capitalism"

       76,700 for "Consumerism"

         6,830 for "Coral bleaching"

            844 for "Cyanide fishing"

       31,200 for "Dams" +"Environmental Impact"

  1,010,000 for "Dams"

     318,000 for "DDT"

     120,000 for "Deforestation"

       67,600 for "Desertification"

     120,000 for "Dioxin"

         4,010 for "E-waste"

30,500,000 for "Energy"

     628,000 for "Energy conservation"

     351,000 for "Energy efficiency"

     169,000 for "Eutrophication"

       14,600 for “Exploitation of natural resources"

  1,570,000 for "Fishing"

     121,000 for "Fossil fuels”

     505,000 for "Genetic engineering"

         1,720 for "Genetic pollution"

            212 for "Ghost nets"

     333,000 for "Global warming"

     194,000 for "Greenhouse gas"

       26,100 for "Habitat destruction"

       30,300 for "Habitat fragmentation"

     802,000 for "Heavy metals"

     419,000 for "Herbicides"

            185 for "Holocene extinction"

         8,610 for "Illegal logging"

            905 for "Illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing"

       18,200 for "Intensive farming"

       37,800 for "Invasive species"

     911,000 for "Irrigation"

       37,400 for "Land degradation"

       11,600 for "Land pollution"

     518,000 for "Litter"

  1,130,000 for "Logging"

       76,400 for "Marine pollution"

         1,200 for "Meat production" "environmental effects"

  2,180,000 for "Mining"

       61,800 for "Monoculture"

            183 for "Mountaintop removal mining”

              64 for "Nanopollution"

     318,000 for "Nanotechnology"

         1,690 for "Nanotoxicology"

       25,800 for "Noise pollution"

         3,360 for "Nuclear fallout"

         4,690 for "Nuclear issues"

            682 for "Nuclear meltdown"

     430,000 for "Nuclear power"

         4,720 for "Ocean dumping"

       38,100 for "Oil spills"

       36,700 for "Overfishing"

       39,600 for "Overgrazing"

       47,400 for "Overpopulation"

       39,900 for "Ozone depletion"

     740,000 for "Pesticides"

         3,250 for "Planned obsolescence"

            187 for "Pollinator decline"

  1,200,000 for "Pollution"

     239,000 for "Renewable energy"

       12,300 for "Renewable energy" "commercialization"

       23,100 for "Resource depletion"

       52,200 for "Sea level rise"

         1,320 for "Shark fishing"

  2,530,000 for "Soil"

     192,000 for "Soil conservation"

       25,300 for "Soil contamination"

     356,000 for "Soil erosion"

            331 for "Soil salination"

       23,100 for "Soil salinity"

       13,400 for "Species extinction"

       31,300 for "Toxic waste"

            885 for "Toxics use reduction"

     857,000 for "Toxins"

       17,000 for "Urban runoff"

       26,500 for "Urban sprawl"

  2,000,000 for "Waste"

       21,000 for "Waste disposal" "incidents"

         9,350 for "Water crisis"

     999,000 for ""Water pollution"

       95,800 for "Whaling"

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