Krishna Chaitanya is a journalist at an undisclosed employer. He focuses on themes such as climate change, environmental issues, and animal welfare, with particular attention to climate policy, global warming, and water management. Krishna's work has been featured in prominent publications including Just Drinks, The Hindu, and Investment Monitor, among others.
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By: Krishna Chaitanya
CHENNAI: Environment and Climate Change Minister V K Rajeev on Friday said sewage from nearby areas, and not toxic industrial effluents, was responsible for the pollution that preceded the mass deaths of fish in the Kosasthalaiyar river and Ennore estuary.
By: Krishna Chaitanya
CHENNAI: The Tamil Nadu government has notified three elephant corridors in the Cauvery North Wildlife Sanctuary in Hosur forest division, which will strengthen habitat connectivity and ensure the safe movement of elephants between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.
By: SV Krishna Chaitanya
CHENNAI: The Tamil Nadu government may have scrapped the proposed greenfield airport project at Parandur, ending years of protests by farmers and environmental
By: Krishna Chaitanya
GLOFs are becoming better understood, but sudden glacier collapses and ice-rock avalanches remain far harder to predict, says glaciologist Miriam Jackson.
By: Krishna Chaitanya
NUWAKOT: The smell reaches the Nuwakot Army camp before the bodies do.
By: Krishna Chaitanya
Jahangir Alam (55) has stopped trying to count what he lost. His house in Devighat is gone. So is his shop. The mosque where he served as Imam, and the madrasa where 15-16 children attended classes morning and evening, are no longer places he can return to. Nine members of his family escaped with what they were wearing. “I couldn't sleep for three or four nights due to terror,” Alam told this reporter from a holding centre. “I only managed to sleep last night after taking sleeping pills.”
By: Krishna Chaitanya
KATHMANDU: Rescue teams on Saturday pulled a Chinese national alive from a tunnel at the Upper Trishuli-1 Hydroelectric Project, nearly two weeks after the devastating flood that swept through Nepal's northern districts, while rescuers separately saved a woman trapped inside a debris-buried house in Nuwakot.
By: Krishna Chaitanya
In the aftermath of Nepal's devastating floods and landslides, rescue workers have been forced to venture into places where roads have disappeared, bridges have been swept away and entire communities have been cut off. Among them are several unsung heroes, like people whose quick decisions have saved lives when there was little time to think.
By: Krishna Chaitanya
CHENNAI: Chennai has been ranked 35th among 48 cities with a population of more than 10 lakh in the Swachh Vayu Sarvekshan 2026, finishing below most major metropolitan cities assessed this year.
By: SV Krishna Chaitanya
The road to Nepal’s northern gateway with China is less a highway than a precarious line etched into the mountainside. On one side, the slope rises almost verti
