Sri Lanka’s identity has always been deeply tied to the ocean. With nearly 1,600 kilometers of coastline, its beaches, lagoons, and fishing villages are central to its culture and economy. Yet, the very ocean that sustains these communities is becoming a growing threat. Climate change—through rising seas, stronger storms, and shifting ecosystems—is already reshaping coastal towns across the island. From fishing livelihoods in the northwest ...
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