Science & Environment

Climate 2015, the year of the El Niño current

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Le 19h30
26 November 2015

Martin Beniston

Sciences, UNIGE

The current El Nino climate episode is one of the most powerful to have been observed since 1950 and is expected to strengthen further, causing droughts and floods, the UN has warned.

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