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Second, using the Coastal El Niño index (ICEN), we classified, according to severity, the Coastal El Niño in this region in the 2008–2016 period. We used an econometric model called triple difference (DDD) to prove that after a Coastal El Niño, rural communities that depend on dry forests are 5% less likely to be poor than those not located in dry forest areas.
The recent interest in El Niño Phenomenon stems from: 1) our better understanding of the physical processes involved, which in turn has made possible its early prediction, 2) the realization that it affects the climate at a global scale, and 3) its unusual recent intense episodes and their higher frequency of occurrence. The behavior of EI Niño during the 1997-98 cycle was successfully ...
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The Phenomenon called El Niño – Looking back at Fernando Torres’ memorable journey from Madrid to Tosu. ... Jack Balmer in 1946 to score hat-tricks in two consecutive home games, netting three each against Middlesborough and Reading. The El Niño of 2007-08 season was surely one for the ages, ...
20 de abr. de 2023 · The world could breach a new average temperature record in 2023 or 2024, fuelled by climate change and the anticipated return of the El Nino weather phenomenon, climate scientists say.
15 de dic. de 2015 · El Niño is an irregularly occurring weather phenomenon created through an abnormality in wind and ocean circulation. While it originates in the equatorial Pacific Ocean, El Niño has wide-reaching effects. In a global context, it affects rainfall, ocean productivity, atmospheric gases and winds across continents.
22 de jun. de 2023 · El Niño was documented long before this sophisticated weather technology was invented. South American fishermen in the seventeenth century coined the term. These proto-meteorologists noticed higher sea temperatures and rainfall in certain winter seasons, and thus named the phenomenon ‘El Niño de Navidad’, or ‘Christ’s Child’ in English.
