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El Niño’s already flexing—warmer oceans are scrambling seabirds toward shore, Panama Canal water levels are so low they’re cutting ship traffic starting this September, and places like Honduras are declaring red alerts as drought wrecks crops. While it’s a slow burn, governments have time to prep—but impacts are hitting now. Peru’s cleaning rivers to dodge floods, Indonesia’s salt farmers thrive while crop growers suffer, and wildfires are spreading faster thanks to heat and dry air. This isn’t a sudden shock—it’s a complex, global ripple effect already in motion.

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