Study links climate change to stronger El Nino
A recent study indicates that El Nino events are becoming stronger due to human-caused climate change, with their intensity increasing by over 36% since the mid-1800s. Researchers analyzed coral fossils spanning over 900 years to support the finding, which suggests that global warming is amplifying climate variability. While some scientists accept the results, others highlight conflicts with recent temperature observations, but all agree that climate change presents ongoing risks of more severe weather extremes.
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