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El Niño leads to abnormal ocean warming and significant weather changes worldwide in 2026.
Most often alongside in these stories: Drought
The Indian government and activists are concerned about the diminishing rights of indigenous peoples to manage forests.
In 2026, paleontologists continued to study the effects of CO₂ emissions and their impact on climate, consistent with the analysis of global emissions and their expected reduction of 0.5% due to the crisis in Hormuz, as reported by Carbon Brief.
Most often alongside in these stories: Fossil fuel
El Niño is strengthening, and fewer hurricanes are expected in the Atlantic.
11 parts of the world write →Super El Niño could lead to 451,000 heat-related deaths.
11 parts of the world write →The forest that tribes in Borneo planned to make a reserve has become a target for logging.
The world's oceans broke records for high water temperature for 100 days.
Marine heatwaves pose a threat to ocean life, partly due to El Niño.