With scientists predicting that the current El Niño (2026) will be the strongest in modern history, the economic impact it will cause is looking even more worrisome.
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A new Super El Niño is in formation in the Pacific Ocean and, in addition to the expected climate changes, represents a significant threat to the world economy. Scientists and experts warn about the potential impacts on food production, consumer prices and recovery costs of areas affected by extreme events. This phenomenon, which [...]
With scientists predicting that the current El Niño (2026) will be the strongest in modern history, the economic impact it will cause is looking even more worrisome.