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A viral WhatsApp message is warning Sri Lankans to brace for extremely high temperatures in the coming weeks, a claim that has spread rapidly across social media, causing confusion and fear. But Sri Lanka’s meteorological authorities say no such extreme…
Nearly a year after bureaucratic delays forced its mission to be cancelled, the UN-flagged research vessel Dr. Fridtjof Nansen has finally arrived in Sri Lanka’s waters to begin a crucial marine survey. Operated by Norway’s Institute of Marine Research under…
A startling new analysis finds that the waters off Western Australia, once among the saltiest in the world, are rapidly losing salt. Over the past 60 years, the area of very salty water in the Southern Indian Ocean has shrunk…
Recent claims circulating on social media as well as main stream media about an “abnormal” spike in air pollution levels in Jaffna are misleading, according to the Central Environmental Authority (CEA). Speaking to Climate Fact Checks, Vernika Ranawaka Arachchi, Director…
Methane (CH₄) is a potent greenhouse gas, second only to carbon dioxide in its heat-trapping power, and it accounts for roughly 30% of human-driven global warming. Unlike CO₂, however, methane lingers in the atmosphere for only about a decade before…
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists announced on January 27, 2026, that the Doomsday Clock has been set to 85 seconds to midnight, the closest its hands have ever come to symbolic apocalypse. The Clock—created in 1947 by Einstein, Oppenheimer,…
As the historic BBNJ Treaty officially entered into force in January 2026, Sri Lanka has moved into a critical new phase: aligning its national policies and legal framework with the requirements of the global agreement. Government officials confirm that the…
Air quality across several parts of Sri Lanka has deteriorated over the past few days, prompting environmental authorities to closely monitor the situation. Officials from the Central Environmental Authority (CEA) have confirmed that the decline is linked to transboundary air…
Climate change is no longer a distant environmental concern for Sri Lanka’s dairy farmers — it is a daily reality unfolding in cowsheds, pastures and milk collection routes across the country. Rising temperatures, prolonged droughts and increasingly destructive floods are…
In late November and early December 2025, parts of Sri Lanka’s northern coast were blanketed by an eerie “snow”-white froth after Cyclone Ditwah passed. Locals in Jaffna awoke to thick patches of snow-white foam along the beaches , a surreal…
