Journal of Environmental & Engineering Geophysics (JEEG)

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Current Issue June, 2022 Vol. 27.2

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Editors' Foreword 

It is our great pleasure to present the June issue of the Journal of Environmental and Engineering Geo-physics. The issue contains four high quality articles about advances in geophysical science. We congratulate all authors, editors and reviewers, who contributed in successfully completing the second issue of 2022, and look forward to receiving more of your research for consideration in future issues.