Sri Lanka, Jan. 3 -- By Imesha Dissanayake
Introduction
Sri Lanka known for its biodiversity and strategic location, is increasingly challenged by the global climate crisis. With rising temperatures, extreme weather, and sea-level rise, the country faces disruptions across key economic sectors, particularly agriculture, tourism, and manufacturing. This article explores how trade policies can integrate climate action to transform vulnerabilities into opportunities, aligning economic growth with environmental sustainability.
The Climate-Trade Nexus
Climate change and international trade are deeply intertwined. Extreme weather disrupts trade by damaging infrastructure and reducing production in export-oriented sectors. Rising sea levels th...