Category Feature

Climate Change Impact, Feature

Beyond Crop Yields: How Climate Change Could Quietly Reduce the Nutritional Value of Sri Lanka’s Plant-Based Food

Climate change is usually measured in what disappears: hectares lost to flood, harvests shortened by drought, prices pushed beyond reach. A growing body of research points to a loss that leaves no visible trace on the field or the market,…

CFC Sri Lanka
August 6, 2026

Climate Change Adaptation, Feature

Climate-Resilient Grid: Why This Portable Purification Breakthrough Matters for the Global South

As climate change intensifies, access to safe drinking water is becoming one of the world’s most pressing challenges. More frequent floods, prolonged droughts, damaged water infrastructure and declining water quality are leaving millions vulnerable, particularly in low-income and rural communities.…

CFC Sri Lanka
July 31, 2026

Climate Change, Feature

39 Minutes a Day: The Hidden Human Cost of Sri Lanka’s Energy Tariff Hikes

How long could the electricity used by the average Sri Lankan at home in an entire day power an air conditioner? Just 39 minutes. This startling statistic reveals a little-known reality about Sri Lanka’s energy landscape. According to a recent…

CFC Sri Lanka
July 28, 2026

El Nino, Feature

When the Rains Fail, Coal Fills the Gap: El Niño Is Squeezing India’s Hydropower

India’s dams were built to catch the monsoon. This year, there is not enough monsoon to catch. As reservoirs run low across the country, the electricity that falling water would normally generate is being replaced, unit for unit, largely by…

Manjori Borkotoky
July 15, 2026

Climate Goals, Feature

The Hidden Climate Cost of Sri Lanka’s Livestock Sector

When Sri Lankans talk about climate change, the conversation usually turns to vehicle exhaust, coal fired electricity, plastic waste, or shrinking forests. Farming rarely enters the frame. Yet agriculture is tied to roughly 20 percent of the country’s greenhouse gas…

CFC Sri Lanka
July 14, 2026

Feature, Indian Monsoon

Only 26% Water Left: India’s Reservoirs Send a Warning Signal

India is facing a worrying water situation as reservoir levels across the country remain alarmingly low despite the onset of the southwest monsoon. According to recent data from the Central Water Commission, the country’s 166 major reservoirs currently hold only…

Aayushi Gour
July 9, 2026

Environment, Feature

The Energy Trilemma: Balancing Cheap Power and Clean Air in a Warming World

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 reshaped global energy markets almost overnight. Europe, which had long depended on Russian natural gas, suddenly faced soaring fuel prices and supply uncertainty, prompting governments and households alike to rethink how they consumed…

Vivek Saini
July 7, 2026

Feature, Natural Disasters

The Mountains Keep Sending the Same Message: Why India’s Himalayan Power Corridors Keep Getting Buried

The trucks, bulldozers and tankers parked at one of Jammu and Kashmir’s most ambitious power projects were meant to move mountains. On Monday morning, the mountain moved them instead. Within minutes, a wall of water, mud and boulders swept through…

Manjori Borkotoky
July 7, 2026

Environment, Feature

Holding Polluters Accountable: Inside Sri Lanka’s Massive Environmental Law Overhaul

On 24 June 2026, Parliament passed the National Environmental (Amendment) Bill, the most significant reform to the country’s environmental legislation in decades, taking a major step towards modernising Sri Lanka’s environmental governance. The amendments to the National Environmental Act No.…

CFC Sri Lanka
June 27, 2026

Feature, Indian Monsoon

Arunachal Pradesh Floods Explained: How Climate Change Is Raising the Risk of Flash Floods

In the eastern Himalayas, a single violent night of rain can now redraw a district’s map. That is close to what residents of Deomali, in Arunachal Pradesh’s Tirap district, have been living through this month, after flash floods tore through…

Manjori Borkotoky
June 25, 2026

Category Feature

Beyond Crop Yields: How Climate Change Could Quietly Reduce the Nutritional Value of Sri Lanka’s Plant-Based Food

Climate-Resilient Grid: Why This Portable Purification Breakthrough Matters for the Global South

39 Minutes a Day: The Hidden Human Cost of Sri Lanka’s Energy Tariff Hikes

When the Rains Fail, Coal Fills the Gap: El Niño Is Squeezing India’s Hydropower

The Hidden Climate Cost of Sri Lanka’s Livestock Sector

Only 26% Water Left: India’s Reservoirs Send a Warning Signal

The Energy Trilemma: Balancing Cheap Power and Clean Air in a Warming World

The Mountains Keep Sending the Same Message: Why India’s Himalayan Power Corridors Keep Getting Buried

Holding Polluters Accountable: Inside Sri Lanka’s Massive Environmental Law Overhaul

Arunachal Pradesh Floods Explained: How Climate Change Is Raising the Risk of Flash Floods

Fact Check: Viral X Post Misrepresents Scientific Evidence on CO₂ and the Amazon Rainforest

$93 Billion: Oil Giants’ Profits Surge as Iran War Rages

Beyond Crop Yields: How Climate Change Could Quietly Reduce the Nutritional Value of Sri Lanka’s Plant-Based Food

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