A Department of Agriculture has urged farmers to prepare for the impacts of El Nino, while expert Celeste Saulo commented on El Nino's role in global temperatures.
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A Department of Agriculture has urged farmers to prepare for the impacts of El Nino, while expert Celeste Saulo commented on El Nino's role in global temperatures.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.DoA reports specific farm damage resulting from El Niño conditions.1 source
Agricultural warnings issued regarding El Nino impacts, alongside expert commentary on global temperature trends.1 source
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Department of Agriculture
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