Do you want to give the world a glimpse into a particular water-related issue you are working on? Do you have exciting research to share? Do you have novel insights or want to challenge existing paradigms? Whether you are a professional, academic, or layman, as long as you have something important to say about water, we are interested in your contribution. Here is how you can submit to WaterSciencePolicy:
Checklist: What do we need from you?
- Your 800-1000 words .docx article, including:
- A short blurb – three bullet point sentences at the beginning of your text to summarize the main ideas of your piece
- In-text references with hyperlinks (including for diagrams and pictures – unless they are your own)
- A short Bio (up to 50 words) + your LinkedIn & Twitter – if desired
- Proper spelling and other intricacies with respect to our English Style Guide
- Pictures and diagrams as separate files
- A square (1:1) profile picture
- A header image that is most relevant to the content
- That’s all! Now place in a folder, zip it all up and send it to contact@watersciencepolicy.com
If you have more questions, have a look at existing articles and make sure to check out the more elaborate submission guidelines and tips and tricks in our Guide on What Makes a Good Blog.