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Across Papua New Guinea, water sources are drying up, crops are failing and food prices are rising months before the worst agricultural impacts are expected. Behind those warning signs is an El Niño whose Pacific Ocean temperatures have already surpassed the equivalent measurements during the historic 1997 and 2015…
UN says event could be among strongest since at least 1950, will bring higher temperatures, shift rain patterns
NOAA sees a 75% chance of a historic El Ni�o as agriculture faces rising risks to crops, food supplies and global commodity markets.