Editor's Comparative Analysis
When choosing between Nature Reports Climate Change and Earth Interactions, researchers should consider the trade-off between prestige (Nature Reports Climate Change leads with an IF of 64.80) and publication speed.
Nature Reports Climate Change is published in GB, while Earth Interactions is headquartered in United States. Both titles are verified via the JournalsHub Live Indexing Tracker for 2026.
| Academic Metric | Nature Reports Climate Change | Earth Interactions |
|---|---|---|
| General Information | ||
| Publisher | Springer Nature | American Meteorological Society |
| Country of Origin | GB | United States |
| Established | N/A | 1997 |
| Editor-in-Chief | See Website | See Website |
| Scientific Influence | ||
| Current Impact Factor |
64.80
|
1.90
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| Indexing Status |
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| Review Speed (Decision) | Unknown |
75 days
Standard
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| Acceptance Rate | N/A | 45.00% |
| Access & Publication Fees | ||
| Open Access Type | Subscription | Full OA |
| APC Fee (Estimated) | Inquire | $2,000.00 |
Historical Impact Factor Comparison
About Nature Reports Climate Change
Nature Reports Climate Change is a prominent academic journal specializing in Environmental Science. Published by Springer Nature in GB, the journal serves as an essential platform for researchers to share high-quality scholarly work. It is a subscription-based publication identified by ISSN 1753-9315. With a current impact factor of 64.800, Nature …
View Full ProfileAbout Earth Interactions
Earth Interactions is a prominent academic journal specializing in Climate Science, Environmental Science and Hydrology. Published by American Meteorological Society in United States, the journal serves as an essential platform for researchers to share high-quality scholarly work. It is fully Open Access publication identified by ISSN 1087-3562. With a current …
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