Tree rings reveal El Niño tied to recent global warming (via The Christian Science Monitor)
Every seven years – or sometimes every two years, or maybe four years – El Niño turns a bucket of rainfall over eastern South America, sending floodwaters cascading over coastal Ecuador and typhoons spiraling into Peru. Other parts of countries…
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