World must look to the past to prepare for likely unprecedented El Niño
PolicySunday, August 23, 2026Mongabay

World must look to the past to prepare for likely unprecedented El Niño

Experts are warning that the upcoming El Niño, projected for 2026-2027, could be the most intense on record, prompting countries to prepare for its significant impacts on weather patterns, agriculture, and climate-related policies. Policymakers and activists should focus on historical data and adaptive strategies to mitigate the anticipated effects on vulnerable communities.

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