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Zero Plastic Teams Up with STAR Garments to Clean Up the Negombo Shoreline!

Sri Lanka is a wonderful country surrounded by the Indian Ocean, with a 1,620-kilometer coastline that supports millions of people through tourism, fishing, and a variety of other industries. At the same time, there is a high level of pressure on coastal resources due to improper waste disposal by urban dwellers and, in particular, local […]

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World Environment Day

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Under the theme Only One Earth, World Environment Day 2022 will be observed highlighting the need to live sustainably in harmony with nature through transformative changes in our policies and choices toward cleaner and greener lifestyles. It is one of the biggest annual events organized by the United Nations (UN) to generate awareness about the

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Let’s fix the plastic pollution!

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Aside from cleaning up our oceans, which is a very significant first step but not a long-term solution, the best way to address plastic pollution is to change our mindsets and habits with this controversial but nonetheless beneficial material: 1. Reduce To efficiently reduce plastic pollution, there is an evident need of minimizing our usage

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Let’s Protect Our Mother Nature from Toxicity of Plastics!

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The strongest bond in the world is the bond between a mother and a child . We are interconnected with our mother even before we inhale our first breath . But there’s that person who always taking care of all of us secretly . That’s mother nature . Actually , nature gives life to all

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Amazon Shareholders Reject Environmental Resolutions on Plastic Packaging, Climate Crisis

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Amazon shareholders rejected a proposal that would have mandated that the company report on how much plastic it used, the plusses of reducing plastic use and the minuses of continuing its current habits. This was just one of 15 environmental or social-justice proposals that shareholders voted down at the company’s annual meeting Wednesday. The plastics proposal followed

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BPPL secures US$ 15 million of long-term funding from the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation

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Loan to boost Sri Lanka’s plastic recycling infrastructure and BPPL’s mono filament/ polyester yarn production Sri Lanka’s plastic recycling capabilities and infrastructure are set to soar with BPPL Holdings PLC, the country’s pioneer in the field, securing long-term funding of US$ 15 million from the International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) of the United States of

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Plastic is also a threat to the Ocean

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Marine pollution and plastic pollution are problematic for many reasons. Plastic is not biodegradable. Instead, they break down over time into smaller pieces called microplastics and nano plastics, which can have significant adverse effects. The impact on marine life ranges from the physical or chemical effects of individual animals to the biodiversity and the functioning

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World Turtle Day

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It’s world Turtle Day today. The search bar in Google and the Windows setup are both reserved for today. Turtle conservation is a national obligation. Turtles are your responsibility since that is the race you came from in the ancient. Safeguard them. Even the plastic circles around the lids of the bottles you toss away

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Plastic Pollution

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It’s time to change Over 300 million tons of plastic are produce every year for use in a wide variety of application . Plastic pollution threatens food safety and quality , human health , tourism and also the climate change . What we can do ? Recycling and reuse of plastic products , and support

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Vesak Day Projects

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Vesak is one of the most important festivals on the Buddhist calendar. This great day is celebrated in a spectacular manner every year. Many projects were carried out this year by various universities in collaboration with the zero plastic national movement to encourage society to limit the use of plastic for decorations with the theme

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