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About Us Scripps Institution of Oceanography is one of the oldest, largest, and most important centers for ocean and earth science research, education, and public service in the world. Research at Scripps Institution of Oceanography encompasses physical, chemical, biological, geological, and geophysical studies of the oceans and earth. Widespread Climatic Changes Outlined in New UNEP Project Atmospheric Brown Cloud Report Cities across Asia get dimmer: Impacts on glaciers, agriculture and the monsoon get clearer Cities across Asia get dimmer: Impacts on glaciers, agriculture and the monsoon get clearer Read more... Rising Tide Sea Level Rise, High Tide, El Niño ingredients for Perfect Storms of 21st Century Sea Level Rise, High Tide, El Niño ingredients for Perfect Storms of 21st Century Read more... Potent Greenhouse Gas More Widespread than Thought Gas used in manufacture of computer displays 17,000 times stronger than carbon dioxide Gas used in manufacture of computer displays 17,000 times stronger than carbon dioxide Read more... Obituary Notice International Marine Science Leader: Warren S. Wooster Read more... Gray Whale Season Surfaces at Birch Aquarium at Scripps Winter 2008-09 season features daily whale-watching cruises, excursions to Baja lagoons Winter 2008-09 season features daily whale-watching cruises, excursions to Baja lagoons Read more... Volcanoes May Have Provided Sparks of First Life Researchers reanalyze classic Miller experiment to uncover role of volcanoes in early life on Earth Researchers reanalyze classic Miller experiment to uncover role of volcanoes in early life on Earth Read more... Wrap Your Arms Around Ocean and Earth Science Sign up for explorations, Scripps Oceanography's award-winning e-magazine -- at no cost! Sign up for explorations, Scripps Oceanography's award-winning e-magazine -- at no cost! Read more... « 01 Widespread Climatic Changes Outlined in New UNEP Project Atmospheric Brown Cloud Report Cities across Asia get dimmer: Impacts on glaciers, agriculture and the monsoon get clearer 02 Rising Tide Sea Level Rise, High Tide, El Niño ingredients for Perfect Storms of 21st Century 03 Potent Greenhouse Gas More Widespread than Thought Gas used in manufacture of computer displays 17,000 times stronger than carbon dioxide 04 Obituary Notice International Marine Science Leader: Warren S. Wooster 05 Gray Whale Season Surfaces at Birch Aquarium at Scripps Winter 2008-09 season features daily whale-watching cruises, excursions to Baja lagoons 06 Volcanoes May Have Provided Sparks of First Life Researchers reanalyze classic Miller experiment to uncover role of volcanoes in early life on Earth 07 Wrap Your Arms Around Ocean and Earth Science Sign up for explorations, Scripps Oceanography's award-winning e-magazine -- at no cost! » Pause Frontpage Slideshow (version 1.7.2) - Copyright © 2006-2008 by JoomlaWorks
Scripps Oceanography News Widespread and Complex Climatic Changes Outlined in New UNEP Project Atmospheric Brown Cloud Report Cities across Asia get dimmer: Impacts on glaciers, agriculture and the monsoon get clearer Potent Greenhouse Gas More Prevalent in Atmosphere than Previously Assumed Compound used in manufacture of flat panel televisions, computer displays, microcircuits, solar panels is 17,000 times more potent greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide Obituary Notice: International Marine Science Leader: Warren S. Wooster Gray Whale Season Surfaces at Birch Aquarium at Scripps Winter 2008-09 season features daily whale-watching cruises, excursions to Baja lagoons Birch Aquarium at Scripps Perspectives on Ocean Science: The Forgiving Air: Understanding Environmental Change Mon, Dec 08 2008 Holiday Lights Members Celebration Tue, Dec 09 2008 Tidepooling for Tots at Dike Rock, La Jolla Fri, Dec 12 2008 Tidepooling for All at Swami's Encinitas Sat, Dec 13 2008 Family Days: A Whale of a Time Sat, Dec 20 2008 Explorations e-magazine Rising Tide It is not the extra few feet of water that make sea level rise so dangerous. It is the extra few feet during a storm during El Nino during high tide, say researchers. Buried at Sea Scripps researchers are studying CO2 sequestration to determine if it is a viable solution to combat global warming Announcements Scripps Graduate Named 2009 State Fellowship Winner Rachelle Fisher will address science and policy issues for the Ocean Protection Council Research Led by Scripps Students Recognized with National, International Honors Matt Craig, Marissa Yates awarded for excellence in science Seeing STARS Five bright undergraduate students had a chance to shine at Scripps this summer. Scripps Oceanography Announces New Program Directors New leaders in education for Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego
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