EditorialNZ Herald7 Sep, 2026 05:00 PM3 mins to readAn Earth Sciences New Zealand visualisation shows what's forecast for September. New Zealand can be seen in the lower centre. Image / Earth Sciences New ZealandTHE FACTSThere are warnings over Super El Niño impacts.Drought management plans are in place for districts the likely to be hit the hardest.Act has announced a plan to scrap net-zero carbon emissions.Farmers are watching, forecasters are predicting and scientists are monitoring. Everyone is hoping that a Super El Niño will not be as devastating as the warnings imply. UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned last week that the world is entering a “danger zone of extreme weather”, that a supersized
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