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Los Angeles Times
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Global warming heightens super El Niño impact
A recent study analyzing nearly 1,000 years of coral data from the Galápagos suggests that human-induced climate change is making El Niño events more intense. The research indicates that modern El Niños are about 36% stronger than pre-industrial ones, with a significant amplification in the last 40 years. As a “super” El Niño develops more rapidly than previous events, experts warn it could cause extreme weather worldwide, with California preparing for potentially impactful conditions.
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