El Niño threatens health, too – early warnings done right can save lives
By Kimberley Miner, Research Professor in Earth Sciences, University of Maine, John C. Ejiogu, Researcher in Global Health, The Center for Global Health Equity, Geisel School of Medicine, Dartmouth College, Kimberly Rose Clark, Researcher and Visiting Scholar in Psychological and Brain Sciences, Dartmouth College, The Conversation · November 12, 2026
Weather warnings can help save lives by providing advice people can act on before, during and after a disaster.
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