Environomy News

"Environomy" is the name we have given to this series of stories on environmental economics. This is a hitherto unexplored area in Indian journalism, where the environment and economics are reported in depth separately, but the intersectionality between the two remains unarticulated. We plan to explore the environmental implications of economic policy decisions and vice versa. We would focus on the economic value of conserving biodiversity, the economics of climate change action, and from the perspective of India's energy transitions.

RBI report examines implications of climate change on economic growth and financial stability

[Commentary] Facilitating progress towards a successful blue economy

Eco-friendly materials add bling to India’s jewellery market

Latest RBI guidelines to help mobilise domestic capital towards green activities

India prepares for a domestic carbon market with release of a draft carbon trading scheme

[Commentary] Unleashing the potential of Rhododendrons

State Finance Commissions in ‘poor’ shape, affecting decentralisation process

A centralised power market will help in savings, support green energy producers, hints study

[Book review] Lawscape behind landmarks: India’s history of environmental laws and policies

Study hints at high climate change risk in India, bats for investment in resilience

Are cities ‘smart’ enough to leverage municipal bonds?

[Commentary] The green implications of the union budget 2023

[Commentary] Greenspeak in the budget needs to be backed by sustained action, independent of optics

Fifty shades of green: The union budget’s environmental hits and misses

India’s push for climate finance in Economic Survey 2023 reflects its stance as G20 President

Lack of market support for bio-manure hindering growth of compressed biogas plants

India, Bangladesh could economically benefit from better management of shared waterways

[Commentary] Forestry, people and India’s renewed NDC commitments

Nations adopt Global Biodiversity Framework amid concerns over watered-down targets

From paddy to palm oil: Telangana focuses on water intensive crops

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