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From Hormuz to rice fields : how Middle East conflict could worsen Philippine next El Niño food shock | News | Eco - Business
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This report examines how ongoing conflict in the Middle East could intensify the impact of the next El Niño event on food security in the Philippines. It highlights the complex interplay between geopolitical instability and climate phenomena on global resources.
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