James Stewart
speaker
3,838 appearances
20 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard 3 Sep
James Stewart’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I mean, based on that, good old Uncle Enzo would have rocked up to the party at some point anyway, right?
Well, yeah, but today's ocean is warmer than decades past.
The WMO notes that 2015 to 2025 ocean temperatures were the hottest 11-year span on record, with Earth gaining heat faster than ever.
More than 90% of the Earth's extra energy also heats the oceans, and according to the WMO, the heat stored in the upper two kilometers of global oceans reached a new high in 2025.
Over the last two decades it's been warming more than twice as quickly as it was during the late 20th century.
Add into that a series of late winter westerly windbursts that have injected heat eastwards, pumping up the tropical pacific's heat content even more, and the stage is set for a potentially very strong or even super event.
If or indeed when that happens, it will escalate into a super El Niño, the likes of which we've only seen a few times in history, and that will supercharge global warming and extremes around the planet.
Noah's Climate Prediction Center updates their ENSO predictions once a month.
So maybe by the time you're watching this, we'll have more information.
We may even be in the midst of a Super El Niño.
But what we do know is that Super El Niños have happened before and they will likely happen again.
And whatever happens, it's going to be a wild old ride watching this one play out.
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The Amazon was one of the least explored places in modern history, but beneath its towering trees and twisting vines lies the memory of a hidden cityscape, a web of buildings, gardens, roads and canals, centuries old, swallowed by the wilderness itself, and for a while, lost completely.
But what was once forgotten is now being rediscovered.
Satellite imagery and laser scanning techniques have combined to bring a new version of the Amazon to life.
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