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El Nino Is Now Stronger Than At Any Point In The Last 1000 Years Study Finds

Every few years, El Niño or its cool counterpart, La Niña, shifts rainfall across the tropics, dries out Australia, floods parts of Peru, and rearranges the weather on most of the planet. The two are the warm and cold s…

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