Editors

• Young, Alvin L.

• Baumann, Karsten (ESPR-Area 3 (2) methodologies: measuring and modelling techniques and tools; (3) local to regional phenomena, in particular air pollution and its impacts()
• Blaha, Ludek (ESPR-Area 2 (1) behavior of chemicals in water and their interactions with soil, terrestrial and water biota)
• Braunbeck, Thomas (Co-Principal Editor for Area 2: Aquatic Chemistry and Biology, Health Issues)
• Brühl, Carsten (ESPR-Area 1 (4): environmental studies of pesticides, air pollution, and management strategies for forestry and plant ecosystems)
• Chang, I-Cheng (ESPR-Area 4(1): environmental sciences education, 4(2): communication and information, 8(1): sustainable agriculture)
• Engwall, Magnus (ESPR-Area 1 (2) methodologies, modeling, and monitoring of chemicals in soils/sediments; ESPR-Area 6 (3) monitoring and fate of persistent chemicals (POPs) including new compounds, e.g., endocrine and dioxin-like compounds)
• Erdinger, Lothar (ESPR-Area 1 (4) environmental studies of pesticides, air pollution, and management techniques on forestry and plant ecosystems; ESPR-Area 6 (1) sample preparations, separation techniques, and analytical methods to determine organic and inorganic compounds)
• Hecker, Markus (ESPR-Area 1 (3): impact of particle-bound pollutants on biota/communities, and weight-of-evidence approaches)
• Holder, John (EPSR-Area 8 (2) environmental sustainability of current and alternative energy sources)
• Hollert, Henner (UWSF-Herausgeber; ESPR-Area 1: Terrestrial Ecology and Biology / Soil and Sediment: Toxicology-related subjects; JSS-Sediments, Section 3: Sediment management at the river basin scale)
• Holm, Patricia (ESPR-Area 4.1: Environmental sciences education)
• Jiang, Zhigang (ESPR-Area 9 (1) studies on the biological conservation of rare or endangered animals and plant species)
• Kammann, Ulrike (UWSF: Aquatische Ökotoxikologie, in vitro-bioassays, marine Systeme; ESPR-Area 1 (2): methodologies, modeling, and monitoring of chemicals in soils/sediments; ESPR-Area 7 (2) evaluations of the impacts and interactions of chemicals in the laboratory or re)
• Karch, Nathan (ESPR-Area 5 (1) microbial studies supporting waste disposal, management, and remediation of municipal and industrial hazardous wastes)
• Khalil, M. Aslam Khan (ESPR-Area 3 (4) regional to global phenomena, in particular climate change and its impacts)
• Klöpffer, Walter (LCA-Editor; UWSF-ESPR: LCA-related subjects)
• Lammel, Gerhard (ESPR-Area 3: Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics)
• van Leeuwen, Kees (Principal Subject Editor for ESPR-Area 4: Environmental Education, Science Communication, Science & Policy, Health Issues; SubEd ESPR-Area 7 (1) risk analyses of unique compounds and complex mixtures under various exposure scenarios)
• Luthardt, Peter (ESPR-Area 4 (1) environmental sciences education; ESPR-Area 6: Environmental Analyses, Monitoring, and Sampling)
• MA, Keping (ESPR-Area 9 (2) role of ecosystem and habitat restoration on the preservation of species)
• MacDonell, Margaret (Co-Principal Subject Editor Area 7: Risk Assessment, Risk Management, Health Issues)
• Maestri, Elena (ESPR-Area 5 (3) phytoremediation and ecosystem restoration)
• Matthies, Michael (ESPR-Area 6 (2) methodologies, modeling, and monitoring of chemicals in multi-compartmental environments, including the use of radiochemistry; ESPR-Area 6 (3) monitoring and fate of persistent chemicals (POPs) including new compounds, e.g., endocrine and)
• Mestres, Ramon (ESPR-Area 6 (2) methodologies, modeling, and monitoring of chemicals in multi-compartmental environments, including the use of radiochemistry)
• Matthiessen, Peter (Co-Principal Editor for Area 2: Aquatic Chemistry and Biology, Health Issues)
• Nakano, Takeshi (ESPR-Principal Subject Editor, Area 6 (together with Peter Luthardt): Environmental Analyses, Monitoring, Health Issues)
• Paasivirta, Jaakko (JSS: Soils, Section 2: Global change and environmental risk assessment; ESPR-Area 6 (2) methodologies, modeling, and monitoring of chemicals in multi-compartmental environments, including the use of radiochemistry; ESPR-Area 6 (3) monitoring and fate of p)
• Rédey, Ákos (Subject Area 5(1): Microbial studies and technologies supporting waste disposal)
• Samara, Constantini (ESPR-Area 3 (1) atmospheric physical and chemical processes and fundamental studies)
• Schroeder, Peter (ESPR-Area 1(4): environmental studies of pesticides, air pollution, and management strategies for forestry and plant ecosystems; 5(3): phytoremediation and ecosystem restoration; JSS-Soils, Section 3: Remediation and management of contaminated or degraded)
• Schröder, Winfried (JSS-Soils, Section 5: Soil and landscape ecology; ESPR-Area 6 (3): monitoring and fate of persistent chemicals (POPs) including new compounds, e.g., endocrine and dioxin-like compounds)
• Schwitzguébel, Jean-Paul (JSS-Soils, Section 3: Remediation and management of contaminated or degraded lands; ESPR-Area 5: Environmental Microbiology, Waste Management, and Biotechnology; ESPR-Area 5 (3) phytoremediation and ecosystem restoration)
• Steinberg, Christian (ESPR-Area 2 (1) behavior of chemicals in water and their interactions with soil, terrestrial and water biota; (2) methodologies, modeling, and monitoring of chemicals in water; (3) analysis and monitoring of natural, industrial, agricultural, and pharmace)
• Turgut, Cafer (ESPR- Area 2 (3) analysis and monitoring of natural, industrial, agricultural, and pharmaceutical products in the aquatic environment)
• Voigt, Kristina (Co-Principal Subject Editor Area 7: Risk Assessment, Risk Management, Health Issues)
• Wang, Ding (ESPR-Area 9: Conservation Biology)
• Wang, Hailong (ESPR-Area 5: Environmental Microbiology, Waste Management, and Biotechnology; ESPR-Area 5 (1) microbial studies supporting waste disposal, management, and remediation of municipal and industrial hazardous wastes)
• Wensky, Afaf (ESPR-Area 6 (1) sample preparations, separation techniques, and analytical methods to determine organic and inorganic compounds)
• Xu, Zhihong (JSS - Soils; ESPR-Area 1: Terrestrial Ecology and Biology / Soil and Sediment: Toxicology-related subjects)
• Young, Lee (ESPR-Area 4 (1) environmental sciences education; (2) communication and information; ESPR-Area 5 (2) environmental aspects of genetically-modified organisms, bio-products, and bio-processing; ESPR-Area 8 (2) environmental sustainability of current and alt)
• Zechmeister, Harald G (ESPR 1(4): Pesticides, air pollution, management strategies for forestry and plant ecosystems; 6(2): methodologies, modeling, monitoring of chemicals in multi-compartmental environments - UWSF: Biodiversität, Monitoring, Ökologische Chemie, Verkehr)
• Zhang, Jiabao (Subject Ara 1(1): Behavior of chemicals in soils and their interactions with soil/sediment and terrestrial biota)
• Zhu, Yong-Guan (Subject Area 5(3): Phytoremediation and ecosystem restoration)
• Sakai, Shinichi (Subject Area 6(4): Monitoring+fate of POPs (esp. brominated fllame retardants) in multicompartmental env.)

• Erickson, Mitchell (ESPR-Subject Area 6 - Environmental Analyses, Monitoring, Health Issues - in particular: PCBs, POPs, dioxin-like compounds, radiation)
• Facchetti, Sergio (Environmental monitoring)
• Jensen, Allan Astrup (Hazard/Risk assessment of chemicals, POPs, biological monitoring)
• Karasek, Frank W.
• Kotzias, Dimitrios (Analytical organic chemistry, atmospheric chemistry, indoor air quality)
• McCutcheon, Steven (ESPR-Area: 1(2)-(3), 2 (1-3), 5(1-3), 6(1-3))
• Trapp, Stefan (ESPR-Area 5 (3) - Phytoremediation and ecosystem restoration and Area 6 (2) - Environmental Modeling)
• Varotsos, Costas (Advisor for Area 3: Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics )
• Wania, Frank (ESPR-Area 6 (2) methodologies, modeling, and monitoring of chemicals in multi-compartmental environments, including the use of radiochemistry)