
Encyclopedia of Global Warming and Climate Change
S. George Philander
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How We Transformed an Enchanting Peruvian Current into a Global
Princeton University Press · 2006 · Paperback
A popular account of El Niño, the seasonal Peruvian current that became a household name after meteorologists linked it to floods, droughts and unusual weather around the world. Suited to general readers curious about climate.
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Prior to 1997, hardly anyone outside the region knew the seasonal current that Peruvians had nicknamed El Niño. Once scientists connected it to flooding in California and drought in Indonesia, along with unusual weather elsewhere, its name spread into everyday talk.
The book's subtitle describes a change from an enchanting Peruvian current into a global climate hazard. The catalogue text notes that the name turned up everywhere from bumper stickers to stock market chatter.
Edition note: published by Princeton University Press. ISBN-13 9780691126227.