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Tracking Global Food Production Through a Record El Niño
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According to the criteria of the meteorological service, the formation of El Niño is declared when temperatures in the equatorial Pacific are 0.5 degrees Celsius above average for "several consecutive months"
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This summer has been a hot one for many countries. With an extremely strong (and potentially record-breaking) El Niño on the way, next year is likely to be even hotter. If you’re interested, Zeke Hausfather at the Climate Brink has a very good article on how that is developing.Two of my biggest concerns when it comes to climate change are the direct impacts of extreme heat and the impacts on food production. I’ve written a lot about both before.…
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