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Scripps Oceanography to Honor NASA Climate Scientist James E. Hansen

James E. Hansen selected as recipient of the 2008 Nierenberg Prize for Science in the Public Interest

Scripps Oceanography Invites Donors to Name an Ocean Species

Scripps Oceanography Invites Donors to Name an Ocean Species

Jeremy Jackson Honored by Harvard Museum of Natural History

Cruise Targets Internal Waves in Indian Ocean

Cruise Targets Internal Waves in Indian Ocean

Tim Barnett

Research Highlight: Welcome to the New Normal

Scripps Oceanography's Geophysics and Seismology Program Receives High Marks

Scripps Oceanography's Geophysics and Seismology Program Receives High Marks

Voyager: Has rainfall increased or decreased in San Diego during recent years and how has that affected our water supply?

Teams cheer each other on during the day-long competition.

La Jolla High surfs to victory at ocean competition hosted by Scripps Oceanography

Research Highlight: A Shaky Situation

About two-third of the state’s water demand comes from south of San Francisco, including from cities like Los Angeles.

Voyager: How does water get from Northern California to Southern California?

Research Highlight: Year of the Reef

Research Highlight: Do "brown clouds" have a silver lining?

Lake Mead

Research Highlight: Welcome to the New Normal

New Shifting Baselines Video Shines Spotlight on Puget Sound Conservation

Black Carbon Pollution Emerges as Major Player in Global Warming

Researchers Sharpen Search for New Marine Medicines with Novel Techniques

Obituary Notice Pioneer in Marine Chemistry and Ocean Pollution Research: Edward Goldberg

Birch Aquarium at Scripps Recognized in Ranch & Coast Magazine's Annual 'Best' List

Birch Aquarium at Scripps Recognized in Ranch & Coast Magazine's Annual 'Best' List

Diversity Award winners

Keeping Diversity Afloat

Research Highlight: Caution to the Wind

Voyager: How are scientists collecting information from satellites?

Cullen Hendrix asks diver girlfriend Sarah Glaser to marry him on Jan. 24 during a Birch Aquarium at Scripps dive show.

Marriage Proposal Under the Sea

Revelle Lecture

Looking Down on the Seas

Research Highlight: CORALS RECLASSIFIED

NASA’s Landsat satellites captured this remarkable image of Canyonlands National Park in August 1972.

Voyager: How have satellites improved in the last 50 years?

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