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How climate change is teaming up with 'Super El Niño'

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Climate change and the emerging 2026 "Super El Niño" are working as a dangerous force multiplier, creating a compounding feedback loop that threatens to shatter global temperature records. While El Niño is a naturally occurring cyclical climate pattern, it is currently developing on top of a planet already heavily warmed by greenhouse gases. This combination acts as a temporary fast-forward button for global warming.

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