Before its peak, El Nino brings failed crops and empty fishing nets
- El Nino is already disrupting livelihoods and weather patterns around the world as one of the strongest events in decades continues to intensify.
- With its peak still months away, scientists warn the powerful Pacific climate phenomenon will bring more drought and flooding into 2027, while human-caused global warming is making some of its effects more severe.
- In Peru, unusually warm waters have driven anchovies away from the coast, leaving fishing boats idle and threatening thousands of jobs.
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- El Nino is already disrupting livelihoods and weather patterns around the world as one of the strongest events in decades continues to intensify.
- With its peak still months away, scientists warn the powerful Pacific climate phenomenon will bring more drought and flooding into 2027, while human-caused global warming is making some of its effects more severe.
- In Peru, unusually warm waters have driven anchovies away from the coast, leaving fishing boats idle and threatening thousands of jobs.
Sources: RFI