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Once a symbol of beauty, biodiversity, and economic promise, Sri Lanka’s floriculture industry is now in survival mode, battling the rising heat of climate change. From the lush, temperate highlands of Nuwara Eliya to the humid plains of Gampaha and…
Excessive carbon dioxide levels are the primary driver of the intensified greenhouse effect, accelerating global warming and climate change. For decades, researchers have sought solutions to this pressing issue, uncovering promising insights along the way. Recently, a discovery by scientists…
It’s almost ironic: on one side, President Donald Trump continues to downplay or deny the threat of climate change, while on the other, the U.S. military is facing the very real consequences of a warming planet. Rising sea levels, stronger…
For decades, climate change has been recognized as an existential threat to ecosystems and human societies. Yet its potential economic consequences have remained shrouded in uncertainty, with traditional models projecting only modest impacts on global GDP. This perceived buffer has…
Sri Lanka is embarking on a groundbreaking renewable energy journey with its first-ever “Water Battery”—the Maha Oya Pumped Storage Hydropower Project. This 600-megawatt initiative, spearheaded by the Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB), will store surplus energy from solar and wind power,…
Once considered an issue confined to oceans, microplastics have now emerged as a direct threat to global food production. These tiny plastic particles contaminate agricultural soil and water systems, with new research showing they can reduce crop yields and disrupt…
A new study has highlighted how climate change could reshape the habitat distribution of the critically endangered gharial (Gavialis gangeticus) in India. Using an ensemble species distribution model (SDM), researchers found that under future climate scenarios, suitable habitats for gharials…
India’s beautiful green landscapes have been a strong helper in fighting climate change. For the past ten years, they’ve been able to absorb more carbon dioxide than the country produces in a whole year. This impressive feat underscores the critical…
From Mumbai’s unpredictable monsoons to Lucknow’s erratic rainfall, a new climate phenomenon known as “global weirding” is reshaping urban weather patterns. A recent study reveals that climate extremes are reversing in a fifth of the world’s cities, with some becoming…
A recent study published in the journal Biology explores the impact of climate change on two lesser-known species of giant flying squirrels— the Mishmi giant flying squirrel (Petaurista mishmiensis) and the Mechuka giant flying squirrel (Petaurista mechukaensis)—found exclusively in Arunachal…