Climate phenomenon driven by El Niño is causing environmental pressures and straining regional water supplies in Malaysia.
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Updated Sep 11
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Climate phenomenon driven by El Niño is causing environmental pressures and straining regional water supplies in Malaysia.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.El Niño impacts in Malaysia include heatwaves, drought, haze, and economic costs.1 source
El Niño impacts are straining regional water supplies and causing environmental pressures in Malaysia.1 source
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