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Breaking the Plastic Cycle in Asia
Breaking the Plastic Cycle in Asia DOWNLOAD PDF 3. Recommendations Government has to clearly define plastic types, uses etc. If there exists ambiguity in terminology, there can exist gaps for abuse. Market Monitoring is established in order to control and to observe the market. All single-use plastic need to be banned or the manufacturer need
Ejustice Newsletter – December 2020
Ejustice December 2020 covers topics related to the victory on case against Wilpattu forest destruction, the Triumph of the Environment on the 263 consignments of Waste, demands to protect ‘Crudia Zeylanica’ tree, HEC and more Download PDF
Ejustice Newsletter – March 2021
Ejustice March 2021 covers topics related to Ecocide in Sri Lanka, Strong Intercession to Preserve the green lung of Colombo, Sand mining in Madampe, new environmental cases and the Change in gun policy and human wildlife conflict. Download PDF
It is time to get-rid of Mercury-Amalgam
Harshani Abayawardhana, Environmental Officer, Centre for Environmental Justice Mercury is a toxic heavy metal, potentially damage the human health and the environment. Worldwide environmental concerns over mercury led the United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP) to draw up the Minamata convention on mercury to protect human health and the environment from anthropogenic emissions and releases of
Hemantha Withanage elected as new chair of Friends of the Earth International
Friends of the Earth – (FOE) International Organization, a consortium of environmental organizations in nearly 75 countries around the world elected Mr. Hemantha as the organisation’s chair. He can be pointed out as the first person from the South Asian region to be elected for this position. Mr. Hemantha follows Karin Nansen of Uruguay, whose
Re-Comments on Environmental Impact Assessment Report for the Development of Land at Muthurajawela for CEB
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