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Sunday, March 29, 1998 Published at 06:52 GMT 07:52 UK
Special Report
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 | | From Sci/Tech El Ni�o in decline Latest satellite data suggests that the current harsh El Ni�o event is finally slowing down. |
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![image: [ Fishermen can catch more tuna by keeping track of El Ni�o ]](/olmedia/images/_23276_tuna.jpg) Fishermen can catch more tuna by keeping track of El Ni�o | | El Ni�o could double the tuna catch Scientists monitoring Pacific ocean waters say they can predict where tuna will be found this year. |
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