Krishna Chaitanya is a journalist at various esteemed publications including Just Drinks, The New Indian Express, and Nature Portfolio. He focuses on critical issues surrounding climate change, environmental services, and energy policy, with an emphasis on renewable energy and animal care. Krishna's work has been featured in a range of platforms, including Investment Monitor and Modern Ghana, showcasing his commitment to raising awareness about the pressing challenges facing our planet.
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By: Krishna Chaitanya
This May, cities across northern, central and eastern India repeatedly recorded some of the highest temperatures anywhere on Earth. An analysis of weather data shows that all of the world's 50 hottest cities in May were in India.
By: Krishna Chaitanya
CHENNAI: Even as the Tamil Nadu government's proposed Mamallan freshwater reservoir at Nemmeli continues to face legal scrutiny before the southern bench of National Green Tribunal (NGT), a new field survey has documented 47 bird species breeding in the Kovalam-Nemmeli Coastal Wetland Complex, adding fresh ecological evidence to the debate over the project's impact on the coastal habitat.
As football's biggest tournament heads into its decisive knockout stage, another contest is unfolding off the pitch - one against extreme heat.
By: Krishna Chaitanya
The proposed reservoir, spread over 17.71 sq km with a storage depth of three metres, is designed to store 1.655 TMC in a single filling and an annual storage of 2.25 TMC.
By: Krishna Chaitanya
CHENNAI: S Ramesh (name changed) bought a 2,400 sqft plot a year ago in TNHB's Sholinganallur Phase III layout, survey number 235, after paying nearly Rs 1 crore for it. The layout has everything in place – roads, metrowater, stormwater drains. SBI approved his housing loan, and since then, the 52-year-old central government employee has been paying an EMI of Rs 1.8 lakh a month.
By: Krishna Chaitanya
As the debate over the Zone of Influence (ZoI) around the Pallikaranai marshland intensifies, Care Earth co-founder and wetland ecologist Jayashree Vencatesan, in an interview with TNIE's SV Krishna Chaitanya, clarified that the Integrated Management Plan never recommended a blanket one-kilometre buffer around the Ramsar site.
By: Sv Krishna Chaitanya
Nearly three in four villages still remain inside tiger reserve core areas despite decades of relocation effortsIndia’s ambitious programme to create inviolate
By: Sv Krishna Chaitanya
CHENNAI: The Tamil Nadu State Wetland Authority (TNSWA) has told the Madras High Court that the much-debated 1-km “zone of influence” around the Pallikaranai ma
With the revival of southwest monsoon activity showing no signs of materialising not at least until the end of the month, the state is bracing for a prolonged spell of hot and humid weather.
By: Krishna Chaitanya
CHENNAI: The state government's decision to appoint IAS officer P Alarmelmangai as the member secretary of the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board (TNPCB) has raised concerns over whether the appointment was made in accordance with statutory requirements.
