Special edition explores economic and environmental challenges, highlighting sustainability efforts and implications.
Delighted to share the Special Edition of Econology (June 2026), published in observance of World Environment Day 2026. This issue brings together students, academics, and practitioners to explore some of the most pressing environmental and economic challenges of our time. From climate change and sustainable industrialization to climate migration, fisheries, and ecological economics, the edition reflects our commitment to fostering evidence-based dialogue on sustainability. In this special edition, readers will find articles on: 🔹 El Niño and global warming🔹 The economic cost of climate inaction🔹 Financing green transformation in Bangladesh's garment sector🔹 The future of Hilsa in a warming climate🔹 Green factories and sustainable industrialization🔹 Climate migration and Bangladesh's informal economy🔹 Environmentalism through an ecological economics lens🔹 The hidden ecological costs of desert greening At Econology, we believe that environmental challenges cannot be understood in isolation—they are deeply interconnected with economics, policy, and society. Through this publication, we hope to contribute to informed discussions and inspire meaningful action toward a more sustainable future.
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