#El Nino

In a recently published report, HSBC Vietnam posits that the recurring El Niño, after an absence of three years, could heighten the threat of droughts, water scarcities, and potential disruptions in trade across the ASEAN region.

PSNews- According to many international meteorological authorities, El Nino will “come back” in mid 2017. Although the weather phenomenon has largely been predicted that it would be not as fierce as in 2015, it may cause many tropical storms, even “super typhoons”.

El Niño may make a comeback in 2017, impacting the weather across Vietnam this summer, fall and winter, reports the National Centre for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting.

Levels of CO2 in the atmosphere have surged past an important threshold and may not dip below it for "many generations".