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Ann Leslie Davis

Ann Leslie Davis is an award-winning freelance journalist whose work has appeared in Grist, Mother Jones, Science News, Modern Farmer, and many other publications. She covers biotech and climate issues, focusing on plastics and emerging carbon dioxide removal methods.

    September 22, 2026
    News/Sri Lanka

    China Petroleum Wins $40.84 Million Sri Lanka Fuel Pipeline Contract

    Sri Lanka’s Cabinet has approved the award of a major aviation fuel infrastructure contract to China Petroleum Pipeline Engineering Company Limited, covering the construction of facilities to transport aviation fuel from Muthurajawela

    Columns/Judiciary

    The Day Sri Lanka’s Constitutional Order Blinked

    Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court ruling clearing the 22nd Amendment to proceed without a referendum has done more than settle a constitutional question. It has opened a deeper debate over the balance of power between Parliament, the Executive and the judiciary,

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    Sri Lanka Top Court Clears 22A, Requires Referendum for Anti-Corruption Clause

    Judiciary/Sri Lanka

    Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court has determined that the 22nd Amendment to the Constitution is not inconsistent with the Constitution and does not require approval

    Climate change is eroding lives and identities beyond what economic losses can measure

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    Climate change is causing losses that extend beyond homes, crops, income and physical infrastructure, with communities experiencing damage to mental health, cultural identity, social

    How to Make Recyclable Plastics Out of CO2 to Slow Climate Change

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    Education

    It’s morning, and you wake up on a comfortable foam mattress made partly from greenhouse gas. You pull on a T-shirt and sneakers manufactured using carbon dioxide pulled from factory emissions. After

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