El Niño could trigger a global food price shock: What happens next?
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The El Niño climate phenomenon is strengthening, with scientists saying this year's version could become one of the strongest on record. Experts say it may lead to a global food price shock lasting into 2028. CGTN's Sally Ayhan talked with Paul Roundy, a Professor of Atmospheric Sciences at the University at Albany in New York, about the potential catastrophe that the El Niño could bring to the world's food supply. 0:00 Super El Niño explained: Why is it so powerful? 1:13 Could El Niño trigger a global food crisis? 2:20 Which regions face the biggest food and water risks? 3:18 Which crops and commodities are most at risk? 4:22 Why climate change fatigue could make risks worse 5:08 Can science and preparation protect food security? #extremeweather #famine #hunger #UNGA #bizshow #globalbiz #foodsupply #elnino #superelnino #climatechange Watch CGTN LIVE on your computer, tablet or mobile https://cgtnamerica.vhx.tv/videos/hd-live-broadcasts Subscribe to CGTN America on YouTub
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