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CFC Sri Lanka

Joined: November 24, 2022
Articles: 160

Climate Change, Denial

Explanation About A Misleading Conversation About Global Climate Change

The scientific community widely acknowledges global climate change as an undeniable reality, posing a significant threat to the Earth and its inhabitants. However, despite the overwhelming consensus among experts, there are instances where misleading conversations, often disseminated through social media…

CFC Sri Lanka
March 7, 2024

Biodiversity, Climate Change, Renewable Energy

Are the Migratory Birds in Sri Lanka in Danger with the Construction of Mannar New Wind Power Plant?

Climate change is one of the main threats that is challenging the environment. So, people apply many solutions to mitigate and adapt to climate change. However, some of these solutions are considered to have ‘side effects.’ Invariably, when a new…

Climate Change

Unpacking the Truth Behind Climate Change Predictions and Carbon Taxes

Climate scientists make predictions based on the best available data and models, acknowledging inherent uncertainties in complex systems. While individual predictions may not always align perfectly with observed outcomes, the overwhelming evidence supporting the reality of climate change remains robust.…

CFC Sri Lanka
February 22, 2024

News

Advancing Stability and Sustainability – Insights from the 7th Indian Ocean Conference in Perth

Introduction The 7th Indian Ocean Conference, scheduled for February 9-10, 2024, has garnered significant attention as global leaders, policymakers, and experts converge in Perth, Australia. This was organized in collaboration with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, the Government…

CFC Sri Lanka
February 14, 2024
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Biodiversity, Climate Change

The Potential of Blue Carbon Habitats in Sri Lanka against climate change

Introduction The urgency to combat climate change has brought attention to the preservation of natural carbon sinks, with wetlands emerging as crucial players in this global effort. In particular, vegetated coastal ecosystems (VCEs), known as “blue carbon” ecosystems, comprising mangroves,…

CFC Sri Lanka
February 10, 2024

Biodiversity, Climate Change

Do Termites Contribute Greenhouse Gas Emission?

Climate change is the long-term shifts in temperature, precipitation and other atmospheric conditions. The main contributor to climate change is greenhouse gas emissions. Greenhouse gasses such as carbon dioxide and methane trap heat in the earth’s atmosphere, leading to global…

CFC Sri Lanka
February 10, 2024

Climate Change, Explainer

Climate Change and El Niño Impact on Coconut Cultivation in Sri Lanka

Climate change significantly affects many agricultural crops through altered precipitation patterns, extreme temperatures, and a number of other extreme weather events. These changes can lead to shifts in growing seasons, disruptions in crop yields, and increased vulnerability to pests and…

CFC Sri Lanka
February 10, 2024

News

Sri Lanka Set to Expand Ramsar Convention Wetlands: Three New Designations Await Announcement

The Minister of Irrigation, Wildlife, and Forest Conservation, Pavithra Wanniarachchi, Attorney-at-Law, announced that the Wildlife Department intends to designate three additional wetlands in Sri Lanka as Ramsar Convention wetlands. The minister conveyed this information during a media briefing on “World…

CFC Sri Lanka
February 2, 2024

Biodiversity, Feature

Real Story of Toque Macaque Sterilization in Matale District,Sri Lanka

Human-wildlife conflict in Sri Lanka is a significant problem in the country. Over the years, the human-wildlife conflict in Sri Lanka has intensified due to various factors. Though human-wildlife conflict was an important issue in rural and backwoods areas, this…

CFC Sri Lanka
January 27, 2024

News

World Economic Forum’s Sustainable Vision: Sri Lanka’s Commitment to Climate Prosperity

Recently concluded, the World Economic Forum’s 54th Annual Meeting offered a critical forum for discussing the core values of accountability, transparency, and consistency that underpin trust. More than 100 nations, leading international organisations, 1000 Forum Partners, leaders and specialists from…

CFC Sri Lanka
January 26, 2024
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