- 1 India’s National Repository for Deep-Sea Fauna
- 2 First-Ever National Bat Assessment
- 3 Emperor Penguin as a Sentinel Species
- 4 Mass Death of Himalayan Griffon Vultures
- 5 CMS COP15 Expands Protection for Migratory Species
- 6 Urban Flood Management Cell
- 7 India Withdraws Bid to Host COP 33
- 8 India Achieves Record Wind Energy Addition in 2025-26
- 9 India’s Forests May Nearly Double Carbon Storage by 2100
- 10 BRIC Holds First Research Advisory Board Meeting
- 11 Great Indian Bustard Chick Born in Gujarat After a Decade
- 12 Porcupine Threat Endangers Kashmir’s Saffron Fields
- 13 Indian Softshell Turtles Rescued from Smuggling
- 14 Kashmir Glacial Lakes Face High GLOF Risk
- 15 Rice’s Whale Faces Extinction Risk in Gulf of Mexico
- 16 New Gecko Species Discovered in Assam
- 17 Declining Chambal Flow Threatens Dolphin Habitat
Super El Niño
Recently, scientists warned that a possible super El Niño could intensify global extreme weather and push temperatures to record highs.
- Super El Niño is an exceptionally strong phase of El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO).
- It occurs when sea surface temperatures rise ≥2°C above normal in the central/eastern Pacific.
- ENSO is a coupled ocean-atmosphere system influencing global climate patterns.
- During El Niño, weakened trade winds allow warm water to spread eastward.
- A super El Niño amplifies impacts on rainfall, droughts, storms and heatwaves.
- Typically recurs every 3-7 years, but super events are rare.
- Effects: droughts in India, Australia, Africa; heavy rains in Americas and parts of Asia.
- Can significantly raise ....
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