Unprecedented 'Super El Niño' to disrupt Asia's food chains
Sea surface temperatures in the Pacific have soared 2.5 degrees Celsius above average, and as a "super El Niño"—widely expected to be the strongest in decades—begins to form, concerns are mounting over an impending food crisis in Asia.
According to reports from Reuters, the South China Morning Post (SCMP), and other sources on the 21st, local time, the deve..