In the modern world, the intricate web of digital technology, environmental dynamics, and public mental health has become an increasingly relevant and complex nexus. As we navigate through the 21st century, the interplay between these three facets of our lives is having profound effects on our well-being, with far-reaching implications for individuals and society as a whole.

The "Intersection of Digital Technology, Environment, and Public Mental Health" special issue is a timely and critical endeavor that seeks to explore the interconnected relationship among these three domains.  The digital age has brought forth unprecedented conveniences, connecting people across the globe and delivering information at our fingertips. Simultaneously, our environment is undergoing rapid changes, from urbanization to climate shifts, which can impact our mental health. This special issue aims to shed light on the complex and multifaceted ways in which these forces converge and influence our mental and emotional states.

In this special issue, we invite researchers, scholars, and experts from various disciplines to contribute their insights, findings, and perspectives on this multidimensional intersection. We encourage contributions that examine the positive and negative aspects of this relationship, explore innovative solutions and interventions, and offer a holistic understanding of the challenges and opportunities it presents.

Some key topics of interest for this special issue may include, but are not limited to:

• The impact of digital technology on mental health, including social media use, screen time, and the digital divide.
• Environmental factors affecting mental health, such as climate change, green spaces, and access to nature.
• The role of technology and environmental interventions in promoting mental well-being.
• Case studies and best practices that demonstrate the intersection of these domains in real-world contexts.
• Digital technology use behavior and mental health issues among the elderly population.
• The connection between sustainable behavior and mental health
• Internet addiction and mental health
• Policy implications and recommendations for promoting positive mental health outcomes in the digital age.