El Nino is causing varied climate impacts globally, including reduced cocoa output in West Africa and excess rains in Ecuador.
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Updated Sep 22
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El Nino is causing varied climate impacts globally, including reduced cocoa output in West Africa and excess rains in Ecuador.
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- El Nino is causing varied weather patterns globally, leading to heightened risks of drought in Southern Africa and North-East Australia, while bringing stormier conditions to North-Western Europe.
- El Niño is causing global floods, droughts, and crop losses, with past impacts noted in Mexico and Bolivia.
- El Nino is causing severe weather, including torrential rains and crop failure, across Africa and Kenya.
- ICE tracks cocoa futures in London and New York while El Niño disrupts weather patterns in West Africa and Ecuador.
- El Niño is affecting global food supplies, leading to drought in Central America and weeklong rains in Chile.