Environmental Research Journal (ERJ) is official publication of MAK Hill’s. Interdisciplinary environmental science requires an integration of many different scientific and professional disciplines. Environmental Research Journal (ERJ) provide for a for the advancement of interdisciplinary approaches to the study of coupled human-nature systems. Goal of MAK Hill’s to encourage this advancement by promoting related teaching research and service and by facilitating communication across boundaries that may inhibit environmental discourse across traditional academic disciplines e.g., between and among the physical, biological, social sciences the humanities and environmental professions. Environmental Research Journal covers:

• Land
• Water
• Food
• Conservation
• Population
• Risk analysis
• Energy
• Economics of ecological and non ecological approaches
• Social advocacy of arguments for change
• Legal measures
• Implications of urbanism
• Energy choice
• Waste disposal
• Recycling