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Climate Fact Checks recently got the chance to visit Greenpeace’s iconic vessel, the Rainbow Warrior, at the Colombo Port as part of its Indian Ocean Tour 2024. Our team caught up with Ms. Nischita Verrendra, the Communications and Media Manager…
By Aayushi Sharma The Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology (IITM), based in Pune, India, has undertaken a significant initiative aimed at constructing an Earth System Model (ESM) specifically tailored for the precise detection, attribution, and projection of alterations in the…
Mitigating climate change necessitates global cooperation, yet comprehensive global data on individuals’ willingness to act remains scarce. In a study, published in the journal Nature Climate Change, researchers Peter Andre, Teodora Boneva, Felix Chopra & Armin Falk conducted a representative…
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,…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Deep-sea mining is a completely fresh topic for most people as Sri Lankans. In a groundbreaking move, a recent news source has published that Norway has become the first nation to embrace commercial-scale deep-sea mining, passing a bill that propels…
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…
