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The Pacific Ocean may seem far removed from our everyday lives, but what happens there can eventually show up in our kitchens, our cities, and even our electricity bills. Right now, scientists are watching the ocean closely as El Niño,…
Sri Lanka is entering a critical phase of the 2026 El Niño event, with the country potentially facing a shift from the water shortages and dry conditions experienced in recent months to above-normal rainfall and flooding risks later this year(October-November),…
In August, Sri Lanka’s government asked its paddy farmers to plant two weeks early. Water releases, fertiliser distribution and the whole Maha calendar were to be pulled forward so that cultivation could begin in the first days of October rather…
In seven of Sri Lanka’s 25 districts, the water bowser has become the rhythm of the week. Roughly 75 litres per family, every two or three days, trucked in from parts of the island that still have water to spare.…
El Niño does more than shift rainfall and temperatures around the world. The periodic warming of the tropical Pacific can also disrupt marine ecosystems by cutting off the supply of nutrients that supports some of the ocean’s richest food webs.…
A developing strong El Niño could push global temperatures above 2 degrees Celsius relative to pre-industrial levels for at least one month in early 2027, according to new projections by researchers at the University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School of Marine,…
A dry spell first, then the deluge: that is the sequence Sri Lanka is now preparing for, with the strengthening El Niño expected to peak around November, months earlier than previously anticipated. Minister of Environment Dr. Dammika Patabendi outlined the…
India’s dams were built to catch the monsoon. This year, there is not enough monsoon to catch. As reservoirs run low across the country, the electricity that falling water would normally generate is being replaced, unit for unit, largely by…
India’s electricity system may need a fundamental rethink as El Niño-driven heat pushes cooling demand higher while simultaneously reducing renewable energy generation, according to a new analysis by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA). The report…
Sri Lanka’s disaster management system is undergoing its most significant institutional overhaul in two decades, as the government works to shift from reactive emergency response toward anticipatory planning ahead of a 2026-2027 El Niño cycle that forecasters warn could rank…
