Venezuela has launched a plan to restore power generation damaged by the June earthquakes while preparing the country for the expected impacts of a super-El Niño climate event through energy, water and food security measures. Venezuela’s acting President Delcy Rodríguez announced measures to restore the electricity system and prepare for a forecast super-El Niño. Photo: Venezuelan Presidential PressGovernment restores damaged power capacity while launching measures to prepare for a forecast super-El Niño. “While we are addressing the contingency caused by the double earthquake, we are preparing to face the potential consequences of a climate emergency expressed through a super-El Niño,” Rodríguez said. “Super-El Niño refers to climatological periods of severe drought, in which temperatures increase significantly, rainfall periods are reduced and water sources decline,” she said.