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How El Niño offers a test of whether the world can adapt to a changing climate

Summary by UN News
El Niño is strengthening in a world that is already hotter, raising the risk of drought, floods and crop losses across some of the world’s most important food-producing regions. But unlike many disasters, this one can be seen coming. UN experts say the months ahead offer countries a chance not only to protect the next harvest and our food security, but to prepare for a more unpredictable climate in the long run.

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El Niño has been strengthened on a planet that is already warmer, increasing the risk of droughts, floods and crop losses in some of the world’s leading food-producing regions. But, unlike many disasters, this can be seen coming. An expert from the UN assures that the next few months [...] The entry El Niño phenomenon tests the world’s ability to adapt to climate change was first published in El Heraldo de Saltillo.

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UN News broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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