Chiranjeevi Kulkarni is a Principal Correspondent at Environmental Health News and Deccan Herald. He covers a range of topics focused on climate change and the environment, including agriculture, water issues, and wildlife, with a particular emphasis on ESG and environmental crime in India. Chiranjeevi's work has been featured in prominent publications, highlighting his commitment to raising awareness about critical environmental issues.
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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
On September 14, senior forest officials rushed to the shoreline of the Bhadra backwaters in Aldara beat, Lakkavalli Range of the tiger reserve. The two holes in the skull led to suspicion that the animal was poached for its tusks. Environment activists and conservationists sought an investigation into the matter.
By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
Forest, Ecology and Environment Minister Eshwar Khandre said the online FIR mechanism will help the department to crackdown on the rising number of forest and wildlife crimes in the state.
By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
As of March 2024, as much as 39,353 sq km in the state was overexploited and as of 2022, 6,581 sq km was under critical condition. A year later, KGWA said, the area under critical condition increased to 10,443.17 sq km, while area under overexploitation reduced marginally to 34,281 sq km.
In key wildlife areas, the problems are acute as guards and watchers that compose the frontline play a crucial role in detecting forest and wildlife crimes and containing conflict situations, including rescuing stray animals.
By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
Taking note of the Rs 5 crore interim compensation paid by the company, the NGT set a three-month deadline for the company to pay the rest of the amount to the CPCB.
By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
Documents reviewed by DH reveal that the proposed industrial area, accommodating red, orange, and green category industries, will span 420.63 acres within the Zone-1 catchment area of the Thippagondanahalli Reservoir (TGR), which has been notified since 2003.
By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
Within the forest, 69.01 acre in the Shivamogga Wildlife Division is part of the core area of the Lion Tailed Macaque Sanctuary, while another 28.77 acre in the Sagar Division falls within the eco-sensitive zone of the sanctuary.
Launching the software module on Monday, Forest, Ecology and Environment Minister Eshwar Khandre said applications will now be processed in 30 days and the unnecessary delays that dogged the projects will be a thing of the past.
By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
Wildlife conflicts have been rising steadily in Karnataka over the last five years, with numbers that were once considered an aberration becoming a new normal.
By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
In a letter, the KRS expressed concerns over the government’s inaction, stating that the failure to fill these vacancies has crippled the functioning of the KIC.
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