If my plan is accepted damages to property and deaths may still occur, but it will significantly reduce the number. We will be able to predict the effects and better prepare for it.
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Outline
Theme Statement: El Ni os occur about every couple of years, and each year they are blamed for countless deaths and billions of dollars in damage. When the technology came out, we developed software to predict tornadoes, hurricanes, and most other natural disasters. Now we must put more effort into predicting strong and destructive El Ni os.
I. History of El Ni o
A. What is El Ni o
B. Naming of El Ni o
C. Past El Ni os
II. Theoretical Causes of El Ni o
A. Southern Oscillation
B. Global Warming
III. Effects of El Ni o
A. Hurricanes
B. Rainfall
C. Other Disasters
IV. Solutions
A. Realize the El Ni o
B. What we should do
C. What will happen
A. If we accept my plan
B. If we don t accept my plan