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Why the California Coast Has So Many Dead Birds

Why the California Coast Has So Many Dead Birds
New York Times Tuesday 10 November 2026, 10:03 UTC By Soumya Karlamangla and Loren Elliott For The New York Times 1 min read
Key Points

Scientists say El Niño is exacerbating conditions by causing Pacific Ocean temperatures to rise.

Scientists say El Niño is exacerbating conditions by causing Pacific Ocean temperatures to rise.
the California Coast (ORG) El Niño (PERSON) Pacific Ocean (LOCATION)
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