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The Super El Niño survival kit: Scientist reveals the food items Brits should stockpile as the extreme weather event ramps up

Daily Mail Science and Tech · 7 September 2026 at 12:19

The Super El Niño survival kit: Scientist reveals the food items Brits should stockpile as the extreme weather event ramps up

According to Professor Elizabeth Robinson, an environmental economist at the London School of Economics, households should keep two weeks' worth of foods and water stored at home.

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The Super El Niño survival kit: Scientist reveals the food items Brits should stockpile as the extreme weather event ramps up

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