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Around the uk and around the world. i have been discovering here in plymouth. theyve been taking measurements of ocean temperatures here in plymouth for more than a century. and for the last 50 or so years, theyve showed a slow but steady increase, up about a third of a degree a decade. have we got a reading for today yet, do you know? i heard them say something around 18 or 19, which is four degrees higher than it should be. its been a similar pattern globally. rising sea temperatures and incre...

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However, we are currently in an era of climate change when rampant carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is contributing to an even higher magnitude of temperature that were seeing in this marine heatwave. and you mentioned the atlantic. i mean, where exactly is this heat wave occurring? so this heat wave has been predominantly a lot of the recent media has been focused on the north atlantic, which includes the caribbean and the tropical western atlantic, where im based. but these temperature trends ...

Southern hemisphere, in march. its global average. you would expect it to l middle i stable. global average. you would expect it to l middle of :able. global average. you would expect it to l middle of winter latejuly, the middle of winter now, latejuly, early august. you wouldnt expect a temperature record at this time. finally, as i pointed out in the piece, we have got el nino happening, this weather fluctuation, which means the pacific is warming. its going to continue to warm all the way th...

In fact, we have already seen a temperature rise of 2.3 celsius compared to preindustrial times, that is about twice as fast as the global average. so, yes, climate change certainly plays a role but also high temperatures in the sea as well. temperatures in fact 5 degrees above average across parts of the mediterranean, and those warmer seas just add extra fuel to those higher air temperatures. thank you. the time is 6.18. our top story this evening: george alagiah, our friend and colleague, has...

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Am hoping if you are here watching me and watching this, then you are still interested. can you believe that the number of people who take a strong interest in news has dropped by about eight water, down 25% in the last six years alone. this is a global study suggested by the oxford university, the reuters institute there, 48% of people around the world are very or extremely interested in news, down from 63% in 2017. actually, the uk has a lower proportion of people who are interested in news an...

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Then we can stave off the extreme weather patterns that will result. since 2020, the world meteorological organisation has given an estimate of the chances the world breaks that threshold in any one year. three years ago, they said it was 20% likely in the five years ahead. last year, that had increased that to 50% likely. now it has jumped to 66%. on top, there is a 98% chance the warmest year on record will come before 2027. and over that same period, the arctic will probably be heating three ...