Intense heat waves are threatening Indian agriculture due to El Nino, prompting warnings from the UN Secretary-General and advice from climate scientists at Clark University.
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Updated Aug 25
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Intense heat waves are threatening Indian agriculture due to El Nino, prompting warnings from the UN Secretary-General and advice from climate scientists at Clark University.
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- El Nino
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António Guterres
Secretary-General of the United Nations since 2017
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