Climate Change Hackathon Held at CINEC Campus, Malabe Date : 11th and 12th May 2024 Climate Change Hackathon was a collaborative initiative made between the London Stock Exchange Group, the Climate Zero Foundation and the ZeroPlastic Movement of Sri Lanka held on the 11th and 12th May 2024 at CINEC Campus Malabe. The event was […]
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As consumers become more aware of sustainability, many are making the switch to a greener alternative – glass water bottles.In the sustainable journey, using glass bottles are instrumental in crafting an eco – world. Glass bottles offer several key advantages over the plastic bottles. Glass is infinitely recyclable without any degradation in quality. Plastic, on
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Encounter with a Sustainable City I saw a dream, where I was wandering through a city changed due to the power of sustainability. The air was free from pollution and it makes me breath freely. I heard the sound of bicycles and the soft rustling of trees instead of roar of traffic. Perhaps this dream
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In today’s fast-paced world, the importance of sustainable living cannot be overstated. With environmental challenges becoming increasingly dire, it is crucial for each of us to contribute to a healthier planet. Small changes in our daily routines can collectively make a significant impact. Here are some simple, yet effective, tips to inspire change and promote
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The Hanthana Project : A Green Initiative by ZeroPlastic Unit of CINEC Campus. In a world grappling with challenges to safeguard the environment, the ZeroPlastic Unit of CINEC Campus took a step towards promoting sustainability through the Hanthana Project. This initiative was a beacon of hope to conserve our degrading environment. The event kicked off
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In June 2024, the ZeroPlastic Community at Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka (SUSL), in collaboration with the ZeroPlastic National Movement and with the generous sponsorship of the LSEG Foundation, embarked on an ambitious bamboo tree planting initiative aptly named “The Bamboo Bloom.” This transformative project aimed to establish a network of thriving bamboo forests across
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In the spirit of the sacred Vesak celebrations, the ZeroPlastic Community at Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka has launched a comprehensive flyer awareness series titled “Haritha Warna Wesak.” This timely initiative aims to inspire the university community to observe the Vesak holiday in an eco-friendly and sustainable manner, highlighting the harmonious synergy between Buddhist teachings
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Haritha Warna Avurudu: A Sustainable Celebration at Sabaragamuwa University As the vibrant Avurudu festivities approached, the ZeroPlastic Community at Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka seized the opportunity to promote sustainable practices during this joyous occasion. Throughout the week leading up to the Avurudu celebrations, the community published a captivating flyer awareness series under the theme
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In celebration of International Zero Waste Day on March 30th, the ZeroPlastic Community at Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka organized a timely and informative webinar on the topic of sustainable living. The guest speaker for this event was Mrs. Leonie Vaas, the Head of Sustainability at Hayleys Fabric PLC, a leading textile manufacturer known for
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In the 24.25 term, the Green Haputhale Climate Action 1.0 project was launched with a clear mission by ZeroPlastic Community at Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka – to create a clean and sustainable environment around the Haputhale town, a renowned tourist destination. Recognizing the direct impact of a well-maintained environment on the country’s economy through
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