El Nino is acting like a supercharger on a planet already on fire, with record-breaking warmth hitting the Pacific for 15 straight weeks and expected to linger through spring 2027. UN officials warn this isn’t just a temporary spike—it’s amplifying climate change fueled by fossil fuels, pushing us into uncharted territory of extreme heat, droughts, and floods. From wildfires in Australia to heavy rains in Europe, the combo of El Nino and global warming is creating chaos—and the UN is demanding urgent action before it’s too late.
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