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Project SPARK – Igniting Young Minds to Protect Nature and Preserve Our Future

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On 06th June 2025, the vibrant spirit of Project SPARK came alive at Seevali Vidyalaya, Hidagala, under the powerful theme: “Protect Nature and Preserve Our Future.” The event was organized as part of the ZeroPlastic University of Peradeniya to educate school students on plastic pollution, sustainability, and the importance of eco-friendly living. The event began […]

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The Hidden Danger in Your Lunch Sheet: Why It’s Time to Stop Using Them

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In Sri Lanka, lunch sheets are officially banned — and for good reason. But despite the ban, many people still use them every day to wrap rice packets, lunches, and short eats, unaware of the serious health and environmental dangers these sheets pose. This is not just a legal issue — it’s a public health

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Bamboo Bloom 2.0

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n celebration of World Environment Day 2025, the ZeroPlastic NDT Club organized a meaningful environmental initiative — “Bamboo Bloom 2.0”, a bamboo tree planting project held on 7th of June at the Kelani River Bank in Hanwella. The event brought together students, environmentalists, and community members to take direct action toward ecological restoration and sustainability.

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SPOGOMI Hits Kandy – Central Province Joins the Global Movement to Clean & Compete!

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ZeroPlastic at the University of Peradeniya has just pulled off something incredible! On May 25, 2025, the iconic Edmund Silva Grounds in Kandy came alive with a powerful purpose: to clean the Earth, compete for glory, and unite a community around sustainability. This wasn’t your typical clean-up. It was SPOGOMI; a unique Japanese-born sport that

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Introducing the ZeroPlastic Commitment Certificate

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In today’s world, where environmental responsibility is no longer optional, businesses must take bold steps to reduce their ecological footprint. The ZeroPlastic Commitment Certification (ZPCS) is your opportunity to prove that your organization is serious about sustainability—by actively reducing single-use plastics (SUPs) and aligning with global environmental standards. What Is the ZeroPlastic Commitment Certification?Developed by

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Introducing the Talented Street Drama Team from ZeroPlastic Club – NISD!

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Meet a group of passionate volunteers who dedicated their days and nights to perfecting a powerful street drama — all to make sure you hear, you see, and you feel the real impact of plastic pollution. Performing in public spaces with all the noise and chaos wasn’t easy, but they rose to the challenge because

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ZeroPlastic Movement Featured in UN Tourism’s Global Tourism Plastics Initiative Report 2024

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We 🇱🇰 are honored to share that ZeroPlastic Movement has been featured in the Global Tourism Plastics Initiative: Annual Progress Report 2024, released by UN Tourism. As a Signatory Body to the Global Tourism Plastics Initiative in Sri Lanka, ZeroPlastic Movement has been working tirelessly to reduce plastic waste in the travel and tourism sector.

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World Food Safety Day

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Every year on 7th of June, World Food Safety Day raises awareness about the importance of safe, nutritious food for all. Ensuring food safety prevents diseases, boosts public health, and strengthens economies. From farm to table, every step matters; proper handling, storage, and hygiene reduce contamination risks. Supporting ZeroPlastic Movement minimizes microplastic contamination in food

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