The super El Niño is more than a climate shock – it’s a health one, too
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The 2026–27 El Niño climate cycle is shaping up to be one of the strongest in over a century, with eastern Pacific sea surface temperatures already exceeding past major events. Historical super El Niños caused global income losses of $4.1 trillion in 1982–83 and $5.7 trillion in 1997–98, reduced life expectancy across ten Pacific Rim countries, and contributed to childhood undernutrition.
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