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Climate warming is shown to intensify El Niño

A study using 1,000 years of climate data reportedly finds that global warming strengthens El Niño. Stronger El Niño events can affect weather patterns across multiple regions.

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More intense events could increase risks of floods, droughts, heat and food-system disruption.

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