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A record-breaking Super El Niño is barreling toward the planet, and the window to act is closing fast. With an 81% chance that this event ranks among the strongest since 1950; millions face drought, flooding and displacement — especially across Africa, where 8.8 million people in 22 high-risk countries are already in the crosshairs. Science is ahead of policy, and that gap is going to cost lives.
El Niño is a natural, cyclical weather pattern — not a climate catastrophe. Using this event to fuel climate alarmism ignores the science: ENSO moves heat around the climate system without adding any. Misrepresenting El Niño as proof of a climate emergency is a rhetorical move that distorts public understanding and lets bad-faith actors hijack a legitimate weather phenomenon.