El Niño Wreaking Havoc In Countries Around the World
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This year's El Niño has been said to be the strongest in a generation and is causing problems for workers and farmers worldwide. In areas of South Africa and India, drought is the problem. In other areas, the problem is flooding from too much rain. (The New York Times)
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