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Your support makes all the difference.GEOLOGICAL SEDIMENT samples from a lake high in the Ecuadorean Andes show El Nino has been playing havoc with world weather continuously for 15,000 years, researchers said yesterday.
El Nino is the common name for a regular eastward migration of warm water from the tropical western Pacific Ocean blamed for setting off weather patterns that cause flooding, droughts and storms across the globe.
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