Econology

20/09/2026

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What environmental or economic issue deserves a closer look? A policy that needs questioning? A local story with wider lessons? Share your perspective in Econology’s upcoming issue!

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Features: 1,200–3,000 words
Short analysis/commentary: 600–1,200 words
Reviews: 800–1,500 words
Data-driven stories and visuals

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Include a 50–100 word bio (headshot optional). Use APA or Chicago references, and attach high-resolution images or CSV data where relevant.

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Authors retain copyright, while Econology receives first electronic publication rights. 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗿𝗶𝗯𝘂𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀 𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝘃𝗼𝗹𝘂𝗻𝘁𝗮𝗿𝘆 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝘂𝗻𝗽𝗮𝗶𝗱.

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What topic would you like to see in the next issue? Tell us in the comments or tag a writer who should contribute!

13/08/2026

Bangladesh contributes little to global emissions, but it is paying a growing price for a changing climate. From damaged crops and fisheries to rising rural vulnerability, the cost of inaction is becoming harder to ignore.

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04/07/2026

Behind every export milestone lies a challenge that often goes unnoticed.

As global markets demand higher environmental standards, financing sustainable production is becoming just as important as production itself. For Bangladesh's garment industry, this is more than a business concern—it's a question of long-term competitiveness.

Explore the full analysis in Econology – Special Issue, June 2026.

03/07/2026

Scientists are once again warning about the possible return of El Niño, as key climate indicators begin to align with its early stages.

This won't come as a surprise to Econology readers. In our Special Issue (June 2026), we explored the warning signs—from rising Pacific sea surface temperatures to weakening trade winds and changing atmospheric patterns—long before the topic gained wider attention.

We don't just report environmental stories. We help you understand them before they become headlines.

Stay ahead of the story. Read Econology

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26/06/2026

Delighted to share the June 2026 special edition of Econology, published in observance of World Environment Day 2026.

This issue brings together students, academics, and practitioners to reflect on some of the most urgent environmental and economic challenges of our time. From climate change and sustainable industrialization to climate migration, fisheries, and ecological economics, each piece in this edition adds to the broader conversation on sustainability.

Inside 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 environmental issues cannot be seen in isolation. They are deeply connected with economics, policy, and society. Through this publication, we hope to encourage thoughtful discussion and contribute, in however small a way, to a more sustainable future.

We are truly grateful to our contributors, editorial team, reviewers, designers, and everyone who helped make this special edition possible.

23/06/2026

As the Theme Partner, Econology is proud to have been part of the successful conclusion of DScE Environment Carnival 2026, held on 20 June 2026 at the Bissho Shahitti kendro.

Jointly organized by the DScE Environment Club and the Institute of Wellbeing Bangladesh, and Sponsored by Resilient GreenVision the carnival brought together students from colleges and universities across Bangladesh, creating a vibrant platform for environmental awareness, knowledge sharing, and youth engagement.

The Grand Finale featured an inspiring discussion session graced by Professor Dr. A K Enamul Hoque, Chairman of Dhaka School of Economics, as the Honorable Chief Guest, and Dr. Fazle Rabbi Sadeque Ahmed, Deputy Managing Director of PKSF, as the Honorable Special Guest. The session was further enriched by the presence of Rehana Parvin, Director of Dhaka School of Economics; Tonmoy Chowdhury, Assistant Professor, Department of Environmental Economics, Dhaka School of Economics; Gaous Pearee, Director of the Institute of Wellbeing Bangladesh; and Dr. Wasim Akram, Assistant Professor at Southeast University, as Honorable Guest Speakers. Their valuable insights on sustainability, environmental governance, and contemporary environmental challenges inspired participants and added significant depth to the event.

As a magazine dedicated to environment, economics, and international diversifying issues, Econology believes in fostering meaningful dialogue and connecting young minds with experts, academics, and policymakers to build a more informed and sustainable future. We are honored to support initiatives that encourage knowledge exchange, critical thinking, and youth leadership.

We extend our sincere appreciation to the organizers, speakers, sponsors, participants, and all contributors who made this event a success.

17/06/2026

Proud to be a part of this wonderful event as the Theme Partner.

Econology

09/06/2026

Call for Collaborations & Advertisements

As we prepare to publish the World Environment Day 2026 Special Edition, Econology invites organizations, institutions, and businesses to collaborate with this special publication.

Collaboration Opportunities
• Publication Partner
• Marketing Strategy & Distribution Partner

Advertisement Opportunities
• Advertise your organization, brand, products, or services in our magazine pages and connect with an audience interested in environmental, economic, and social issues.

Be a part of this initiative and help amplify important conversations on sustainability and environmental responsibility.

📩 For partnership details, advertisement rates, and other inquiries, please contact us at:

[email protected]

Econology Team.

08/06/2026