African Development Bank warns of economic impact from 'super' El Niño
Both outlets reported the warning from the African Development Bank’s climate chief about a potential $10–$20 billion economic impact from a "super" El Niño, with The Express Tribune highlighted the risk of severe drought and flooding leading to mass migration. The Business Recorder included the location (LONDON) where the warning was issued and described the potential for mass migration from "hard-hit areas," while slightly truncating the quote.
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Africa facing $10-$20 billion economic hit from 'super' El Niño, AfDB climate chief warns
LONDON: An impending “super” El Niño is likely to inflict a combined $10 billion to $20 billion hit on affected African countries and trigger mass migration from hard-hit areas, the African Development Bank’s top climate expert told Reuters. Forecasters are warning that the El Niño weather pattern — which often drives severe droughts, flooding and storms in Africa — could turn into one of the ...
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Africa facing $10-$20 billion economic hit from 'super' El Niño, AfDB climate chief warns
Severe drought, flooding could push countries toward mass migration
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