Roar TVRising sea levels and extreme weather phenomenon are known effects of climate change. But according to a recent World Bank report, the gradual changes in rainfall and temperature will also affect the livelihoods of millions of people across Sri Lanka, especially those in impoverished, water-stressed areas.
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The business has since evolved into Obsidian, an integrated creative studio focused on delivering insight driven campaigns, brand work, and creative production for brands and agencies.
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The business has since evolved into Obsidian, an integrated creative studio focused on delivering insight driven campaigns, brand work, and creative production for brands and agencies.
To learn more about this transition, read our latest announcement here. To visit the new Obsidian website, click here.
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