The El Niño Phenomenon is not a recent event, it has been manifest since ancient times. In fact, archaeological studies reveal that its effects go back more than 40,000 years and hit cultures such as the Moche, Lima and Nazca. For example, the newsletters of the Lima Geographical Society of 1897 show manuscripts by Antonio Raimondi that already reported extreme episodes linked to sea-coastal warming. In 2026, scientific alerts say that the pheno…
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The El Niño Phenomenon is not a recent event, it has been manifest since ancient times. In fact, archaeological studies reveal that its effects go back more than 40,000 years and hit cultures such as the Moche, Lima and Nazca. For example, the newsletters of the Lima Geographical Society of 1897 show manuscripts by Antonio Raimondi that already reported extreme episodes linked to sea-coastal warming. In 2026, scientific alerts say that the pheno…