March 2019 - Ejustice
Promoting civil society action for combatting climate change
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Elevated Highway from New Kelani Bridge to Rajagiriya with a Link to Baseline Road
Introduction I. Most of the economic and administrative institutes of Sri Lanka are located within Colombo city limits, thus a significant number of people come to Colombo daily to fulfil their commercial and administrative requirements. With opening of Southern Expressway (SE), Colombo – Katunayake Expressway (CKE) and Outer Circular Highway (OCH) and proposed new bridge
Appeal to ban SINGLE USE PLASTICS in Sri Lanka
As you are aware SINGLE USE PLASTICS has become a major threat to people, environment and all life forms. Sri Lankan soil, coast line, rivers, wetlands, lakes and other ecosystems have already become the dumping ground and polluted due to plastic material and microplastics. It was recently reported that 60,000 Sq Km of the Bay
Why Sri Lanka should ban single use plastics?
Plastic is a byproduct of the petrochemical industry. When Backlight, the first plastic invented in 1907 it was identified as a miracle. But few decades later it become a global menace and killer of ecosystems, oceans and our own body. However, varieties of the plastics invented around the world has many uses to the human