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Kumbalgama is a village in Sri Lanka which is dedicated to pottery. Sri Lanka’s earthenware craft, dating back millennia, is rooted in local clay and hand-made techniques .In a conversation with us, a resident of the village, an experienced potter…
Colombo’s climate is changing fast. Once known for a steady tropical balance of sun and monsoons, the city has seen its temperatures creep upward and rains become more erratic. Scientists report a clear warming trend: long-term data from Colombo’s weather…
In Sri Lanka’s villages, climate change is quietly reshaping lives. More frequent droughts, erratic monsoon rains and rising seas are undermining farming and fishing – and pushing families to seek work far from home. Over the past decade, severe weather…
A quiet energy revolution is taking shape in Sri Lanka. Long known for its lush landscapes and monsoon winds, the island now wants to harness those same natural forces to fuel a new green economy. The government’s recent move to…
As dusk falls over Colombo, the city doesn’t cool — it glows. The heat of the day, trapped in layers of asphalt, concrete, and glass, lingers long after sunset. Ceiling fans stir thick air inside apartments while streets radiate a…
Sri Lanka’s Sinharaja is the island’s last viable remnant of tropical lowland rainforest—a UNESCO Heritage site famed for its unique biodiversity. It harbors an extraordinary array of endemics (about 139 endemic plants) and nearly all of Sri Lanka’s endemic birds…
The planet is burning. Fueled by climate change, wildfires are erupting with a ferocity the world has never seen—no longer confined to fire-prone regions, but racing across continents from California to Canada, Australia to the Mediterranean, and now Sri Lanka.…
Sri Lanka is at a crossroads in its energy journey. The government has pledged 70% renewable electricity by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2050, racing ahead with solar and wind. But in places like Mannar, new wind farms have stirred…
After lying mostly dormant for years, chikungunya fever suddenly reappeared in Sri Lanka, triggering the worst outbreak in nearly two decades. In early 2025 the country saw hundreds of cases emerge while recalling the large 2006 epidemic. A growing body…
Sri Lanka is a low-emitting country—only about 0.03% of global GHGs—but it is highly vulnerable to climate impacts. Even so, Sri Lanka has made firm climate commitments. In its updated Nationally Determined Contribution for 2030, it pledged a 14.5% cut…
