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Climate Impact Lab Projects 450,000 Heat Deaths From Super El Niño

September 24, 2026 by Amara Singh
Climate Impact Lab Projects 450,000 Heat Deaths From Super El Niño

A newly released Climate Impact Lab report projects that more than 450,000 people worldwide could die from excessive heat due to the current Super El Niño.

Categories Science Tags Adam Scaife, Climate Impact Lab, El Niño, Super El Niño

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