Rashmitha Diwyanjalee, Author at Climate Fact Checks

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Sri Lanka’s Carbon Offset Initiatives: Pioneering Sustainability and Carbon Credits

Situated in the heart of South Asia, Sri Lanka is positioning itself as a trailblazer in the global battle against climate change through innovative carbon offset initiatives and sustainable practices. A carbon credit is a trade-able permit that authorizes the…

The Silent Threat: Microplastics and their Impact on Climate Change

Tiny but mighty troublemakers, microplastics, those minuscule plastic particles measuring 5 mm or less, have stealthily become a global environmental menace. These pint-sized particles pack a punch, raising concerns far beyond their size and making waves as a pervasive and…

Sri Lanka’s Seagrass Beds: Guardians of Coastal Biodiversity and Climate Resilience

The inaugural World Seagrass Day was celebrated on March 1, 2023, following the United Nations General Assembly’s decision in 2022 to annually commemorate this significant occasion. Sea grasses, locally known as ‘Muhudu thruna’ in Sinhala and ‘Wattawa’ in Tamil, resemble…

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Sri Lanka’s Carbon Offset Initiatives: Pioneering Sustainability and Carbon Credits

The Silent Threat: Microplastics and their Impact on Climate Change

Sri Lanka’s Seagrass Beds: Guardians of Coastal Biodiversity and Climate Resilience

How Climate Change is Rewriting Uttarakhand’s Hydropower Future

Study unveils alarming vulnerability of Nagaland’s forests to Climate Change

Over $100 Billion in Climate Finance? Experts Say Developed Nations Overstate Aid

Sri Lanka’s Carbon Offset Initiatives: Pioneering Sustainability and Carbon Credits

The Silent Threat: Microplastics and their Impact on Climate Change

Sri Lanka’s Seagrass Beds: Guardians of Coastal Biodiversity and Climate Resilience

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How Climate Change is Rewriting Uttarakhand’s Hydropower Future

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