Super El Niño Expected to Cause Record Heat and Marine Ecosystem Disruption

A Super El Niño event is anticipated to bring five years of record-breaking heat, with 2027 projected to be particularly hot. This phenomenon is also expected to significantly disrupt marine ecosystems, impacting everything from plankton to tuna.

29 May, 15:07 — 29 May, 15:07

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From plankton to tuna: How Super El Niño upends marine ecosystems

Super El Niño events are among the most disruptive climate anomalies of the modern era, with profound effects on marine ecosystems and fisheries worldwide. While the impacts of El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) cycles are well documented, Super El Niño magnifies ecological disruptions, undermining food security, livelihoods and economic stability in coastal and island nations. This

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First report: il-sole-24-ore · 29 May, 07:13|Full coverage: 2 · 8h|Window: 8h

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In arrivo 5 anni di caldo record. Il 2027 torrido per El Niño

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Super El Niño Expected to Cause Record Heat and Marine Ecosystem Disruption

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From plankton to tuna: How Super El Niño upends marine ecosystems

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In arrivo 5 anni di caldo record. Il 2027 torrido per El Niño

From plankton to tuna: How Super El Niño upends marine ecosystems

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