‘Godzilla’ El Niño Has Intensified: This Is the Weather You Can Expect This Spring
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‘Godzilla’ El Niño has intensified: This is the weather you can expect this spring
A rapidly strengthening El Niño could become one of the strongest in recent history. From dry spells in Auckland to stormy weather in the South Island, here’s what New Zealand can expect this spring.
Researchers drilled into thousand-year-old fossil coral skeletons. They found a strong link between climate change and the periodic natural phenomenon that causes disruption worldwide.
A study based on analysis of the composition of corals growing in the waters of the Galápagos shows an intensification of El Niño episodes since humans emit greenhouse gases. Warming of anthropogenic origin is often referred to as the cause of the more marked episodes of El Niño, the evidence is beginning to accumulate.
A new scientific study, based on the analysis of millennial corals, has just made an implacable diagnosis. The El Niño climate phenomenon has never been as violent as it is today and the shadow of global warming is hovering over this unprecedented intensification.
Scientists have found evidence in 1,000-year-old corals from the Galapagos Islands that global warming may be amplifying the El Niño climate phenomenon, a phenomenon that has seen temperature swings increase significantly in recent decades, according to a new study.
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