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Sri Lanka is renowned for its rich biodiversity and evergreen rainforests, but its forest cover has seen a sharp decline over the past century. In the 1920s, about 49% of the island was covered in forest; today that figure is…
Sri Lanka’s coastline, a breathtaking view of golden beaches, lush mangroves, and vibrant fishing villages, is pressing crisis: the rapid erosion of its shores. For centuries, these shores have been more than just a scenic background; they are the lifeblood…
Droughts, increasingly frequent and severe due to climate change, significantly impact the water quality of both surface and well water sources in Sri Lanka. With a heavy reliance on these water sources for agriculture, drinking water, and industry, the deterioration…
In a groundbreaking study, researchers at the University at Buffalo have unveiled a potential game-changer in addressing one of the most stubborn environmental challenges: PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances). They discovered that Labrys portucalensis F11, an aerobic bacterium, can biodegrade…
The Sri Lankan government has launched a bold and transformative initiative to decisively address the escalating human-elephant conflict (HEC) by deploying a cutting-edge electric fencing system. Spearheaded by the National Engineering Research and Development Center (NERD), this groundbreaking effort is…
Sri Lanka’s rice production is a cornerstone of its agriculture, providing sustenance and livelihood to millions. However, the increasing impacts of climate change pose significant challenges to this vital sector. Current Status of Rice Production Rice is cultivated during two…
Imagine a bustling marketplace, not for spices or textiles but for carbon credits—an intangible commodity vital for the fight against climate change. This is the world of carbon trading, where every transaction reduces greenhouse gas emissions, bringing us closer to…
Climate change is reshaping agriculture worldwide, and Sri Lanka’s specialty coffee sector is no exception. The cultivation of Coffee Arabica, renowned for its superior flavour profile and demanding environmental requirements, is particularly vulnerable to erratic weather patterns. Rising global temperatures,…
In 2023, Sri Lanka welcomed 1,487,303 international tourists, a remarkable 106.5% increase from the previous year. This surge generated approximately 2.07 billion USD in foreign exchange earnings, with a direct contribution to GDP of 2.5%. The sector also supported total…
Sri Lanka’s salt industry, deeply rooted in the economic fabric of regions like Puttalam and Hambantota, is confronting an unprecedented challenge as climate change redefines the region’s weather patterns. Traditionally thriving in arid, dry zones, the industry is now grappling…
