Scientists estimated how many lives the current super El Niño has already claimed — and how to save the rest
The University of Chicago's Climate Impact Lab published a forecast of excess heat deaths caused by the current El Niño.
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El Niño caused the Atacama Desert to bloom
One of Earth's driest places bloomed with flowers after record rains in northern Chile.
How Uzbek farmers reduce the number of agrotechnical operations without losing yield
From Khorezm's cotton fields to icy water storage in Kashkadarya's mountains, the project spanned four regions with vastly different natural conditions.
El Niño threatens coffee crops in four key countries at once
Your morning coffee is the latest victim of what a strengthening climate phenomenon can affect.
Earth lost 12.5 trillion tons of ice over nearly half a century of satellite observations
An international team of polar scientists has presented the most complete picture yet of the planet's melting ice sheets.
Scientists have found five tipping points where climate recovery may become irreversible
Climate news is usually alarming, but a new study offers a rare look from the other side.
El Niño could wipe out a fifth of the Galapagos Islands' vertebrates
A forecast of an unusually strong El Niño this season has alarmed Ecuador's scientific community.