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Super El Niño Predicted to Cause 870,000 Deaths Globally
- Super El Niño is predicted to cause up to 870,000 additional deaths globally, according to researchers.
- China, India, and Nigeria are expected to be the hardest hit by the effects of Super El Niño.
- A map from the Climate Impact Lab indicates the regions most at risk for additional heat deaths due to Super El Niño.
- The weather anomaly is gaining strength in the Pacific, leading to increased concerns among climate scientists.
- The University of Chicago researchers have issued a warning about the potential catastrophic impacts of Super El Niño.