El Niño Return and Global Warming Acceleration
Key Questions
What does new satellite data reveal about global warming trends?
New satellite data shows global warming accelerating 4-5x since 2015, projecting 2-2.5°C by 2035, far exceeding IPCC models.
What risks does the return of El Niño pose?
El Niño's return threatens to amplify extreme weather, food price spikes, and record heat. This compounds existing climate risks for food security.
How might accelerating warming affect disaster preparedness?
The acceleration adds cascading implications for food security and disaster preparedness worldwide. Cities are also rewriting global climate governance in response.
New satellite data shows global warming accelerating 4-5x since 2015, projecting 2-2.5°C by 2035—far exceeding IPCC models. El Niño return threatens to amplify extreme weather, food price spikes, and record heat. This adds to climate risks already present, with cascading implications for food security and disaster preparedness.