The Centre for Environmental Justice criticizes Sri Lanka's reliance on fossil fuels in its power plans and tracks LNG infrastructure costs.
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Updated Jun 11
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The Centre for Environmental Justice criticizes Sri Lanka's reliance on fossil fuels in its power plans and tracks LNG infrastructure costs.
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Sri Lanka
island country in South Asia
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Centre for Environmental Justice
environmental conservation and public interest litigation organisation in Sri Lanka
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