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Alternatives for Plastics -Challenges and Opportunities

Mohan, V. (The Open university of Sri Lanka, 2025)
Assessment of Municipal Solid Waste in Kaduwela, Sri Lanka: Composition Analysis and Policy Implications for Waste Management

De Silva, N; Senanayake, M.; Herath, M.R.; Karunaratne, S. (The Open university of Sri Lanka, 2025)
Bridging the Legal Gaps in Plastic Waste Governance in Sri Lanka’s Regulatory Framework

Fernando, M.S.D.F (The Open university of Sri Lanka, 2025)

Despite regulatory bans and widespread awareness campaigns, plastic bags remain in heavy use across Sri Lanka. This study investigated the usage patterns, environmental awareness and adoption of alternatives among adults ...
Onsite Construction Waste Generation in Sri Lanka: Patterns, Causes, and Policy Implications

Herath, Madhavi; Karunaratne, Shiromi; Kumara, Sidni; Senanayake, Madhushika (The Open university of Sri Lanka, 2025)

The rapid expansion of construction activities worldwide has led to a significant increase in construction waste. It poses substantial challenges to environmental sustainability and economic stability. For effective ...
Plastic Waste Policies and Informal Waste Pickers: A Policy Gap Analysis in Sri Lanka

Kumara, P C P (The Open university of Sri Lanka, 2025)

The rapid increase in plastic waste has made effective plastic waste management a pressing necessity in Sri Lanka. Informal waste pickers contribute significantly to this process by collecting, sorting, and recycling a ...
Repurposing Plastic Waste into Circular Production: A Model for Sustainable Textile Manufacturing

Perera, Ishara; Hettithanthri, Mendaka; Hettiarachchi, Dinusha; Samaranayaka, Madhushika (The Open university of Sri Lanka, 2025)

The global textile industry is a major contributor to environmental degradation, particularly through plastic waste generated from packaging, chemical containers, and production processes. Teejay Lanka PLC, Sri Lanka’s ...

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