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Gov’t braces for harsher El Niño amid climate change
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The government is bracing for a harsher El Niño event amid the impact of climate change.
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- Climate change is expected to exacerbate El Niño effects
- Government is preparing for a harsher El Niño
- Government is preparing for a harsher El Niño
- Climate change is expected to exacerbate El Niño effects
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Expected Outcomes
- Potential increased severity of El Niño effects
Why It Matters
Impact on climate and weather patterns
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Ownership: Manila Standard (Corporate)
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- Sep 9Manila Standard: Gov’t braces for harsher El Niño amid climate change
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