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  • Climate and Environment Reporter, BBC
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Climate reporter @BBCNews for online, radio and TV. Interested in all things climate, weather, ice and data. Previously @scottpolar @Selwyn1882 @CamUniGeography
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PBB peringatkan risiko Super El Niño – Negara-negara bersiap hadapi dampaknya, termasuk Indonesia

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By Esme Stallard Verified, Mark Poynting Verified, Becky Dale, Yvette Tan Verified, Tiffanie Turnbull Verified, Nikita Yadav
| BBC News Indonesia
Sumber gambar, Florian Plaucheur/AFP via Getty Images Keterangan gambar, El Niño menyebabkan banjir besar dan tanah longsor di wilayah selatan Brasil pada 2024.
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ONZ ostrzega przed 'super El Niño'. Kraje przygotowują się na jego skutki

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By Esme Stallard Verified, Mark Poynting Verified, Becky Dale, Yvette Tan Verified, Tiffanie Turnbull Verified, Nikita Yadav
| BBC Verified
Źródło zdjęcia, Florian Plaucheur/AFP via Getty Images Podpis zdjęcia, El Niño spowodowało w 2024 r. rozległe powodzie i osuwiska na południu Brazylii Informacje o artykule Autor, Esme Stallard Stanowisko, starsza reporterka ds.
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UN warns of 'supersized' El Nino as countries prepare for impact

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By Esme Stallard Verified, Mark Poynting Verified, Becky Dale, Yvette Tan Verified, Tiffanie Turnbull Verified, Nikita Yadav
| MSN Verified
The world has entered a "danger zone of extreme weather" as the impacts of El Niño start to be felt globally, UN head António Guterres has warned. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has released the latest data on the natural weather phenomenon showing it could be the strongest for more than 70 years and last until at least February 2027. El Niño changes weather patterns around the world, pushing some regions into drought whilst others experience stronger typhoons and flooding.
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