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Top climate scientists set out five steps to help the world prepare for super El Niño

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Briefings

Scientists identified five specific strategies to mitigate the impacts of a potential super El Niño event, aiming to reduce health risks globally. The findings were published in October 2026, outlining actionable steps for nations to implement before the next major climate shift occurs.

Key points

• Five key mitigation strategies were identified by researchers to help countries prepare for an impending super El Niño event.
• The strategies focus on reducing the potential health toll on human populations during the next major climate shift.

Context and limitations

The evidence is limited to five identified strategies; specific implementation timelines, regional effectiveness, and long-term health outcomes remain unverified.

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