Srilanka, June 5 -- President Anura Kumara Disanayake declared that the restoration of Sri Lanka's natural environment is a civic duty that transcends generations, asserting that ecological preservation can serve as a powerful unifying force for the nation. He made these remarks while attending the national ceremony to mark World Environment Day, held at Nidahas Mawatha in Kegalle. The President emphasised that environmental restoration must begin with the removal of the damaging political culture that enabled destruction in the first place. "The political authority behind environmental degradation has been dismantled," he said, issuing a stern message to public officials: "The time for change has come." The national campaign for World E...