New study attributes low rainfall at Panama Canal to El Nino, not climate change

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A recent study unveiled that El Nino, not climate change, was the primary cause of low rainfall disrupting the Panama Canal.
Scientists noted a doubled likelihood of low precipitation at Panama Canal during the last year's rainy season due to natural warming of the central Pacific associated with El Nino.
The study emphasizes the impact of El Nino on water management issues at the Panama Canal, leading to shipping restrictions.

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