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Super El Niño alters Pacific colors
NASA satellite images reveal a significant change in the Pacific Ocean's color, shifting from green to blue due to El Niño conditions. This phenomenon results from weakened trade winds allowing warm waters to accumulate, impacting marine ecosystems by suppressing nutrient-rich upwelling and reducing phytoplankton populations. Scientists warn that an emerging, potentially record-breaking El Niño could cause severe weather events and coastal flooding in the coming months.
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