Top journals in environmental and resource economics according to Google Scholar

Google Scholar Blog (2014 Scholar metrics released):

Scholar Metrics provide an easy way for authors to quickly gauge the visibility and influence of recent articles in scholarly publications. Today, we are releasing the 2014 version of Scholar Metrics. This release is based on citations from all articles that were indexed in Google Scholar as of mid-June 2013 and covers articles published in 2009–2013.

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Here are the top journals in environmental economics:

	Publication	h5-index	h5-median
1.	Ecological Economics	75	105
2.	Journal of Environmental Economics and Management	40	56
3.	Environmental and Resource Economics	36	51
4.	International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and Economics	19	34
5.	Environment and Development Economics	17	28
6.	International Journal of Ecological Economics and Statistics™	6	7
7.	ECONOMICS AND POLICY OF ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT	5	7

And here are the top journals in resource economics:

	Publication	h5-index	h5-median
1.	Environmental and Resource Economics	36	51
2.	Resource and Energy Economics	25	32
3.	Annual Review of Resource Economics	22	27
4.	Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics	19	30
5.	Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics	15	19
6.	Marine Resource Economics	14	19
7.	Agricultural and Resource Economics Review	13	16

If you combine the two (my attempt to do this in the search box led to only the intersection being listed) the top journals are:

1. Ecological Economics
2. Journal of Environmental Economics and Management
3. Environmental and Resource Economics
4. Resource and Energy Economics
5. Annual Review of Resource Economics
6. Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics
7. Environment and Development Economics
8. Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics
9. Marine Resource Economics
10. Agricultural and Resource Economics Review

That list looks about right (except for #1 which has a large number of self-cites since it is the only one that publishes mostly heterodox papers ... is that an overstatement?) but there are omissions. Here is the list for agricultural economics (AJAE would rank 3rd on the overall list: h-5=40) and land economics (Land Economics would rank 5th: h-5=27). The Review of Environmental Economics and Policy doesn't show up anywhere. Are there any other journals I'm missing?