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Global climate shifts this year are likely to disrupt food production throughout the world, straining food security worldwide. A report published this month by scientists associated with Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET) explained that El Niño is going to bring too much rain to some parts of the world, and too little to others. This is very likely to affect global crop yields, and may cause anywhere from 105 million to 110 million people to need food assistance in 2024.