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In The News·Oct 6, 2026

Weather: What To Expect From The Super El Niño

via NPR 1A
What to expect from the super El Niño — and how states are preparing.
In The News·Oct 6, 2026

El Niño-fuelled heat could kill half a million people by February: study

via CBS News: The National
A Climate Impact Lab report highlights the impact of climate change on extreme heat.
In The News·Oct 6, 2026

Why El Niño 2026 has scientists worried

via BBC The Global Story
Climate scientists have put out a dire warning about this year’s El Niño; that it will likely be the worst in recorded history.
In The News·Oct 6, 2026

Powerful El Nino could cause more than 450,000 deaths, scientists say

via Al Jazeera
More than 450,000 people are projected to die from additional heat due to the unusually strong El Nino event over the next six months, according to a research report by the Climate Impact Lab.
In The News·Sep 25, 2026

As El Niño supercharges Pacific storms, Hawaii braces for another hurricane

via NBC News
EPIC's Michael Greenstone discusses the latest CIL report's findings on El Niño and heat deaths with NBC News.
In The News·Sep 24, 2026

After US Embassy Monitors Went Offline, Air Pollution Spiked in Parts of Africa and Asia

via Health Policy Watch
EPIC's Christa Hasenkopf explains the importance of air pollution monitoring for Health Policy Watch.
In The News·Sep 23, 2026

Super El Niño could cause 451,000 excess deaths worldwide

via AFP
AFP covers the latest CIL report on the mortality impacts of the Super El Nino.
In The News·Sep 23, 2026

New study projects over 450,000 El Niño-related heat deaths

via The World
The World covers the latest CIL report on the mortality impacts of the Super El Nino.
In The News·Sep 23, 2026

Map Shows Where El Niño Poses Greatest Risk of Death

via Newsweek
Newsweek covers the latest CIL report on the mortality impacts of this year's Super El Nino.
In The News·Sep 23, 2026

‘Super’ El Niño could cause 451,000 excess deaths, researchers say

via Reuters
Reuters covers the latest CIL report on the mortality impacts of this year's Super El Nino.