I'm John Dachts, a new world report with Professor Evan Ellis of the U.S. Army War College,

Climate Change anecdote.

Heruse Dengueue deaths triple as climate change swells mosquitoes population.

Reuters showing a video of a man moving through with what looks to be quite a leaf blower except for it's putting smoke in the

room. I'm presuming this is to fumigate for mosquitoes. This connects professor not only to a

swelling population because of climate change that would

be moist conditions for the mosquitoes to breed but also the water rising in the

rivers in in Peru and then we have pictures of

drought vast drought in the Amazon over these last weeks. Climate change looks to be

hitting the Americas south of the border very hard.

Is that generally understood?

I understand you have a story from Colombia.

It is, John.

And one of the things that you see is climate change isn't just about heating it's about basically adding energy to the

atmosphere that that exaggerates all of the patterns. And one of the patterns is the El Nino and the

Aminia phenomenon in which currents bring

more moisture and more storms to some places

and less to others.

And so what we've seen again with these climate change

phenomenon is that over the past two or so years,

especially just pronounced in some areas a lot of droughts.

You know, Argentina previously had a horrible drought that impacted its agricultural

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