Northern Peru Fears for the Water that Threatens to Bring El Niño
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In Piura, one of the most historically devastated Peruvian cities by this weather phenomenon, the restlessness increases in the face of the intense rains announced. This year, El Niño could be "the most powerful" ever recorded, according to UN scientists. "We already climb up. We live on the second floor. We take refuge there because, as they say, where else are we going?", says to AFP Sara Castillo in El Chilcal, a middle-class neighborhood of …
The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has reported to the Government that the two water shortage scenarios during El Nino in 2026-2027 have now reached very strong intensity levels.
The climate phenomenon should have more widespread effects on some crops, while impacts on soybeans tend to compensate between regions.
In the 2nd Quarter Monetary Policy Report, BC compared the impacts of the climate event on the productivity of items that account for 75% of the value of national agricultural production; see projections
On September 24th, the Government Office issued document No. 9694/VPCP-NN conveying the directive of Deputy Prime Minister Ho Quoc Dung on proactively responding to the risk of water shortage due to the impact of El Nino. El Nino could cause nearly 39,000 additional deaths in Southeast Asia. China warns of air pollution risk due to El Nino. Dong Nai: Proactively responding to the impact of El Nino during the 2026-2027 dry season.
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