New research from international charity WaterAid reveals the double threat of the climate crisis and this year’s Super El Niño, expected to make it even harder for communities, economies and businesses to prepare for, recover from and adapt to an unprecedented year of extreme weather events. Current forecasts indicate that a Super El Niño is expected to develop, with much greater-than-average warming of the Pacific Ocean expected to peak between September and November 2026. WaterAid, with academics from the University of Bristol and Cardiff University, has analysed how previous El…
Read MoreSuper El Niño to hit major cities across Asia and Africa, disrupting livelihoods, economies and global supply chains, new WaterAid research warns
