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
BARC’s latest study confirms 98% of India’s groundwater samples meet uranium safety limits set by AERB. Experts dismiss fears of widespread health risks, citing low absorption rates and negligible radiation exposure for infants. Nitrate and lead pollution in Karnataka also flagged in new report.
By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
NH 69 widening from Shivamogga to Anandapura faces scrutiny as activists allege MoRTH split the project to bypass wildlife clearances. 3,363 trees to be felled, Shettihalli sanctuary at risk. Public hearing controversy erupts over illegal procedures. Fait accompli fears grow as MoEF&CC grants partial approvals despite Supreme Court rulings against piecemeal clearances.
By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
Kumaraswamy said he had stopped the sale of HMT land during his term as the chief minister in 2006 and has been making efforts to secure a special revival package for HMT after he became a Union Minister.
By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
First, the rain deficit will lead to reduced power output from hydro-electricity generation.
By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
The National Human Rights Commission had recommended that the government appeal against the acquittal and ensure that trials in such cases are not delayed.
By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
The study, conducted by M Bamini and RK Somashekar of the Department of Environmental Science, Bangalore University, analysed 120 groundwater samples collected from 51 borewells over two hydrological cycles between 2022 and 2024.
By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
Air pollution: Centre's exemption for many thermal power plants from installing FGD systems has increased SO2 emissions, a CREA analysis says. Experts warn higher pollution could worsen PM2.5 levels, affecting air quality and public health across India.
By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
Without taking the name of DK Shivakumar, he asked how much of the land belongs 'to the leader who is seeking to build world-class infrastructure' in Bidadi.
By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
While many speakers at the event spoke about the marginalised communities suffering the most during climate extremes, the voice from such communities underlined the need for seriousness and urgency among various actors in responding to heatwave.
By: Chiranjeevi Kulkarni
Kumar said the city already has a climate action plan and his corporation has decided to expand the white roofing initiatives in the coming days to reduce the temperature by 3 to 4 degrees Celsius.
