Climatologists estimate a super El Niño could cause over 450,000 additional deaths worldwide by February 2027
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Climatologists, per a report cited by Vijesti and the Guardian, estimate that additional heat driven by El Niño between September 2026 and February 2027 could cause more than 450,000 extra deaths worldwide, with the World Food Programme also warning of food-supply impacts. Tropical countries such as Nigeria, Indonesia, Sudan, India and Brazil are projected to be hit hardest, with about 3,500 additional deaths expected in the US.
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Više od 450.000 ljudi moglo bi da umre zbog dodatnih vrućina koje će klimatski fenomen El Ninjo donijeti u narednih šest mjeseci, procjenjuju klimatolozi i
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- 06:20 AMVijestiOpen the original ↗
- 07:27 AMRTV7 TuzlaOpen the original ↗
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