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At the Daily Mirror, we believe that climate change is one of the greatest threats that we, as Sri Lankans, will face in the future. Therefore, we intend to provide our readers with local and international content with the objective to educate and inspire. We would also like to learn from our valued readers about any ongoing initiatives in making Sri Lanka a more sustainable nation.
We aim to explore sustainable ways of living that have the most positive impact on not just our natural environment, but also for humans and animals.
While topics such as global warming, pollution, and inequality are confronting, we believe it's time the media stopped shying away from these issues and became an active participant in finding solutions - and we hope you will join us.
S.Sangaralingham Monday, 24 February 2020 11:24 AM
Health care is not cheap.riding age population infectious diseases traffic accidents etc will take a toll in health care. Climate changes may continue. Water supply sanitation . Age decrease mobility falls inadequate social facilities contribute . Not an easy matter for society not without its faults even in developing nations
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