Climate Change Intensifying El Niño
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A new study using fossil corals from the Galápagos Islands suggests that El Niño events are becoming stronger due to human-caused climate change. The research, published in Science, indicates that El Niño variability in the eastern Pacific has increased by about 37% since the preindustrial era. This intensification could lead to more frequent and severe weather extremes, posing risks to ecosystems, infrastructure, and societies.
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