Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The effects of climate change may still seem distant, but experts say Belize cannot afford to wait. Scientists are warning that a strengthening El Niño could bring hotter temperatures, less rainfall and an increased risk of drought across the region in the months ahead. For a country that depends heavily on agriculture and reliable water supplies, the consequences could be far-reaching. Tonight, we look at why climate experts are urging governments, farmers and communities to start preparing now, before the next dry season tightens its grip.
The effects of climate change may still seem distant, but experts say Belize cannot afford to wait. Scientists are warning that a strengthening El Niño could bring hotter temperatures, less rainfall and an increased risk of drought across the region in the months ahead. For a country that depends heavily on agriculture and reliable water supplies, the consequences could be far-reaching. Tonight, we look at why climate experts are urging governments, farmers and communities to start preparing now, before the next dry season tightens its grip.
