Photo of the Week: Surveying into the Sunset

A Toxic Chemical in Marine Ecosystems Turns Out to Play a Beneficial Role

Study Bolsters Case that Climate Change Is Driving Many California Wildfires

Connection seen to fivefold jump in area burned

Research Highlight: Atmospheric Rivers to Become Even More Dominant Source of California Water

Research projects atmospheric rivers will strengthen, bringing greater proportion of annual precipitation

Photo of the Week: Shark Tagging

A Scientist's Life: Art Miller

Climate scientist Art Miller works to understand linkages between oceans and the atmosphere – and to inspire the next generation of scientists

Atmospheric Rivers to Become Even More Dominant Source of California Water Resources and Flooding

Research projects that, as other storms decline, atmospheric rivers will strengthen, bringing greater proportion of annual precipitation

Photo of the Week: Weight Training

Scripps Student Spotlight: Daria Sheik

Marine Biodiversity and Conservation graduate student is working to develop an app to connect conservation organizations and researchers with people across the world

Scientists Identify New Species of Damselfish

New study co-authored by Scripps Oceanography identifies Corazon’s Damsel, a previously unknown species of damselfish found off Madagascar

A Climate Change Warning from Microbiologists

Scripps Student Spotlight: Audrey Tan

Climate Science and Policy graduate student is researching how El Niño impacts lives and biodiversity across the Pacific Ocean

Mysterious Holes in Antarctic Sea Ice Explained by Years of Robotic Data

Photo of the Week: Put to the Test

New Study Finds Microplastic Throughout Monterey Bay

A Scientist's Life: Drew Lucas

Oceanographer develops technology to study small-scale ocean physics that influence climate

Around the Pier: Scripps Succulent Garden Sheds Light on Coral Reefs

Researchers Discover What Makes Deep-Sea Dragonfish Teeth Transparent

Research Highlight: Carbon Dioxide Levels Hit Record Peak in May

Monthly average surpassed 414 parts per million at Mauna Loa observatory

Carbon Dioxide Levels Hit Record Peak in May

Monthly average surpassed 414 parts per million at Mauna Loa Observatory

Photo of the Week: The Red Tide is Back

Around the Pier: Seadragons & Seahorses Now Open at Birch Aquarium

Breakthrough in Predicting Dengue Fever Outbreaks

Seadragons & Seahorses Now Open at Birch Aquarium

Research Highlight: Scientists Discover Source of New CFC emissions