Some of the extreme-weather events in the past year are being blamed on the El Nino weather cycle. It has contributed to the warmest year on record in 2015, and now the cycle is expected to continue into the New Year.
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Global warming caused by carbon fumes. Source: SBS
Some of the extreme-weather events in the past year are being blamed on the El Nino weather cycle. It has contributed to the warmest year on record in 2015, and now the cycle is expected to continue into the New Year.
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By Diala AlAzzeh
Source: SBS
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