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A dry spell first, then the deluge: that is the sequence Sri Lanka is now preparing for, with the strengthening El Niño expected to peak around November, months earlier than previously anticipated. Minister of Environment Dr. Dammika Patabendi outlined the…
For more than a century, Sri Lanka’s primary law protecting animals remained virtually unchanged. The Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Ordinance of 1907, enacted during the British colonial era, served as the country’s principal legislation against animal cruelty. While it…
When Sri Lankans talk about climate change, the conversation usually turns to vehicle exhaust, coal fired electricity, plastic waste, or shrinking forests. Farming rarely enters the frame. Yet agriculture is tied to roughly 20 percent of the country’s greenhouse gas…
On 24 June 2026, Parliament passed the National Environmental (Amendment) Bill, the most significant reform to the country’s environmental legislation in decades, taking a major step towards modernising Sri Lanka’s environmental governance. The amendments to the National Environmental Act No.…
Sri Lanka’s farmers have always planted against the weather. What has changed is that the weather no longer keeps to the calendar. Rains that once arrived on cue now fail, or fall all at once. Droughts stretch longer than the…
Dengue fever, once a seasonal disease confined to the monsoon months, is increasingly becoming a year-round public health threat across South Asia. Health officials have warned that changing weather patterns are creating ideal breeding grounds for disease-carrying mosquitoes, driving up…
On World Environment Day 2026, Sri Lanka quietly made one of its most important conservation decisions in recent years. While global attention often focuses on disappearing rainforests and endangered wildlife elsewhere, the country took a significant step toward safeguarding its…
For generations, tea has been more than just a beverage in Sri Lanka. It is an identity, an export backbone, and a symbol of quality recognized across the world. From the bright, brisk flavors of high-grown teas to the strong,…
In recent weeks, a cluster of Andes virus infections aboard the MV Hondius cruise ship has drawn global attention. The vessel departed Argentina on 1 April 2026, and the first passenger developed symptoms on 6 April before later dying. By…
Increasingly, research suggests that the shift to clean energy globally could have outsized environmental trade-offs through increased demand for nickel, a critical metal used in electric vehicle (EV) batteries and renewable energy technologies. The world’s rush for nickel is increasingly…
