El Niño is causing lower supply of crops, leading to reduced availability of rice and maize, impacting national output.
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Updated Sep 6
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What happened
El Niño is causing lower supply of crops, leading to reduced availability of rice and maize, impacting national output.
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El Nino impacts global weather patterns affecting production.Also in this story
- Super El Niño disrupts global weather patterns, leading to logistical changes and agreements on ship traffic.
- A forecaster warned about the extreme destructive power of El Niño, citing warm water anomalies and giving an interview to the Global Times.
- El Niño is fueling extreme marine heatwaves in both the Atlantic and Indian Ocean, leading to increased heatwaves over land.
- El Nino risks cited for lower growth.
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- Drought conditions linked to El Niño are causing production decline and impacting agricultural yields in Central Travancore and Munnar.
- El Niño is impacting harvest yields and contributing to the national agricultural production base in Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh.