Destructive and unsustainable practice of bottom trawling resurfacing in Sri Lanka?

Destructive and unsustainable practice of bottom trawling resurfacing in Sri Lanka?
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In July 2017, Sri Lanka became the first country in Asia to completely ban bottom trawling and the use of destructive trawl nets. Six months later, the Department of Fisheries proposed to weaken this ban by allowing ‘less destructive’ trawling...
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Jeep limits in Yala – Shifting interests, rising numbers
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By Ashani Basnayake Although the Government claims to be pursuing a sustainable development agenda, this latest policy fiasco, driven by political interests as opposed to data, betrays a lack of sincerity and commitment to conservation. Yala is a national treasure...
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EIAs are bedrock of environmental management, says expert
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Verité Research hosted EIA expert Joshua C. Gellers, who presented his early research findings on the quality of Environmental Impact Assessments in Sri Lanka. The speaker’s project examines the extent to which EIAs for projects funded by emerging donors differ...
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