El Niño
PulseAugur coverage of El Niño — every cluster mentioning El Niño across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
- instance of Pacific Ocean 90%
- located in Pacific Ocean 70%
- located in Borneo 70%
- instance of World Meteorological Organization 70%
- used by Copernicus Programme 70%
- located in Sumatra 60%
- affiliated with National Hurricane Center 60%
- affiliated with Copernicus Programme 60%
- affiliated with global warming 60%
- other global warming 60%
- affiliated with World Meteorological Organization 50%
- affiliated with Colorado State University 50%
17 day(s) with sentiment data
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WHO: Over 3,000 dead from cholera globally this year, Africa hit hardest
The World Health Organization (WHO) reported that over 3,000 people have died from cholera globally since the beginning of the year. This figure, while lower than the previous year's toll, still represents a significant…
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Indonesian data centers worsen water shortages amid AI boom
Data centers in Indonesia's Batam Island are exacerbating water shortages, leading to public anger and protests. Residents are struggling with a lack of water for basic needs like cooking and bathing, with the problem w…
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Florida grapples with extreme rainfall linked to El Niño
Florida has been experiencing extreme rainfall and storms, leading to concerns about its connection to the El Niño phenomenon. The heavy precipitation has raised questions about its impact on the state's weather pattern…
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El Niño to test US power grid's resilience with shifting energy supplies
A strong El Niño event is expected to significantly impact the United States' power grid this winter, potentially altering electricity supply and demand. The grid's increased reliance on solar, wind, and battery storage…
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Hong Kong records warmest October in 142 years due to El Niño
Hong Kong experienced its warmest October in 142 years, with record-breaking average high, mean, and minimum temperatures. The Hong Kong Observatory attributed this anomaly to a combination of factors including an extre…
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Space and Ocean Tech Aids El Niño 2026 Preparedness
Governments and industries are leveraging advanced space and ocean technologies to better prepare for the anticipated El Niño event in 2026. These technological advancements are crucial for monitoring and responding to …
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Cyclone Arnab hits India, threatening $15B data center coast
Cyclone Arnab, fueled by unusually warm waters in the Bay of Bengal, has made landfall in India, causing significant damage and highlighting the vulnerability of the region's burgeoning data center infrastructure. The s…
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Philippines in talks with Saudi Arabia, Russia, US for oil storage
The Philippines is engaging in discussions with Saudi Arabia, Russia, and the United States regarding oil storage. This initiative aims to mitigate potential fuel price increases stemming from the ongoing conflict invol…
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Singapore probes 10 firms over Indonesian haze pollution
Singapore is intensifying its investigation into the haze-causing fires originating in Indonesia, which have significantly impacted air quality in the city-state and surrounding Southeast Asian regions. The National Env…
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US Halloween candy sales slump amid high prices and inflation
Halloween candy sales in the U.S. are experiencing a significant downturn, with a 6.7% decrease in sales for the month ending October 17th compared to the previous year. This decline is attributed to a combination of hi…
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Hong Kong records hottest 'Frost' solar term amid El Niño and global warming
Hong Kong experienced its hottest "Frost" solar term on record, with temperatures reaching 32.3 degrees Celsius. The Hong Kong Observatory issued warnings for a dry weekend and significant day-night temperature fluctuat…
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Indonesian wildfires threaten 67,800-year-old cave paintings in Sulawesi
Wildfires in Indonesia, exacerbated by a severe El Niño, are posing a significant threat to ancient cave paintings on the island of Sulawesi. These prehistoric artworks, some dating back as far as 67,800 years, are at r…
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Polymarket stops sensitive bets, El Niño brings exotic species to California, TikTok warned of child exploitation
Polymarket has decided to stop accepting bets on sensitive topics like rape cases, acknowledging that such markets may be inappropriate. Separately, an unusually strong El Niño is causing exotic marine species to appear…
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Hong Kong faces record heatwave driven by El Niño and global warming
Hong Kong is experiencing unusually warm October weather due to a confluence of factors including a super typhoon, El Niño, and global warming. Climate expert Amos Tai from The Chinese University of Hong Kong explained …
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MapQuest adds Flock camera locations; Galápagos iguanas face threats
MapQuest has integrated Flock camera locations into its mapping service, allowing users to view known outdoor surveillance cameras in their neighborhoods. This feature aims to provide users with greater awareness of the…
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Singapore targets 7 firms over Indonesian wildfires causing toxic haze
Singapore has identified seven companies allegedly involved in the Indonesian wildfires that are causing severe haze in the city-state. These companies will receive notices under the Transboundary Haze Pollution Act, re…
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Philippines faces El Niño with critics citing poor disaster planning
Critics in the Philippines argue that the nation's disaster and infrastructure planning is inadequate, particularly in response to the El Niño phenomenon. Despite assurances from officials like Trade Secretary Cristina …
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Fujifilm launches new analog instant camera; Pacific hurricane season breaks records
Fujifilm has released a new instant camera, the Square 3 Instax, which features analog filters for altering photo color and tone without digital intervention. Separately, the 2026 Pacific hurricane season has already br…
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IMF urges global debt tightening as growth falls short · 1 source tracked
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is urging nations, including the U.S., to address escalating global debt, which disproportionately impacts low-income countries and destabilizes the financial system. IMF Managing D…
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Singapore tops global air pollution rankings due to Indonesian haze
Singapore has once again been identified as the city with the worst air pollution globally by IQAir, primarily due to toxic haze originating from fires in Indonesia. These fires, exacerbated by the El Niño phenomenon, a…