Chiranjeevi Kulkarni is a Special Correspondent at Environmental Health News and Deccan Herald. He focuses on climate change and environmental issues, with particular expertise in energy, agriculture, and natural resources, covering topics such as climate policy, renewable energy, and global warming. Chiranjeevi's work has been featured in prominent publications including Environmental Health News and Deccan Herald.
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Chiranjeevi Kulkarni's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements and legal policy regulations related to environmental protection, specifically in Karnataka. His articles often cite data and cover topics such as forest conservation, wildlife conservation, climate change, and agriculture.
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By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
The proposed activities included illustrative spatial live maps of water quality, contextual indicators for assessing lake health, developing an institutional and contextual framework, clarifying the enforcement and follow through mechanisms.
The law meant to consolidate many old laws still does not address all the problems, and home buyers are worried again.
By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
The 1,096-acre land parcel in survey numbers 165/A, 165/B, 177/c and 1/B of Somalapur village in Choranur hobli of Sandur taluk were notified as forests by the Madras Presidency on April 1, 1890.
By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
The circle registered 96 wildlife offence cases in 2024-25, accounting for 25% of the 388 cases registered across the state.
By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
A new ILO study highlights how ageing Indian migrants in GCC nations struggle with financial insecurity, costly healthcare and residential instability. Experts call for better retirement benefits, pensions and elder care policies to address their growing challenges.
These plants flag emission of heavy metals, cancer-causing chemicals.
By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
The state also said forest land had subsequently been leased to government departments and corporations as there was no bar on such leases at the time.
By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
This untreated sewage is joining the Cauvery river at Sangama in Kanakapura taluk before flowing to Tamil Nadu. The sewage also flows to Tamil Nadu's Kelavarapalli dam via the Dakshina Pinakini stream.
By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
Karnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar has given a November 1 deadline for surrendering illegal firearms. Strict action will follow for non-compliance, while licensed owners can apply for permits. The move aims to curb poaching and protect wildlife.
By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
Karnataka has more than 6,000 elephants, the highest in the country.
