This year’s Super El Niño is already taking a heavy toll. From erratic rains in India to intense heat in Europe, weather extremes are threatening crops, supply chains, energy sources — and human life. As the world grapples with ever-increasing temperatures tied to global warming, this year may be a preview of how bad it will get in the not-too-distant future. (Source: Bloomberg)
This year’s Super El Niño is already taking a heavy toll. From erratic rains in India to intense heat in Europe, weather extremes are threatening crops, supply chains, energy sources — and human life. As the world grapples with ever-increasing temperatures tied to global warming, this year may be a preview of how bad it will get in the not-too-distant future. (Source: Bloomberg)
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