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Around the Pier: A Note from the Field

Scripps Oceanography Research Studies Shed New Light on Blue Whales and Their Calls

Study Finds Subglacial Water in West Antarctica Considerably More Active Than Previously Observed

Scripps Marine Ecologist Named as a National Geographic Emerging Explorer

Press event at Birch Aquarium at Scripps.

Research Highlight: The State of Climate 2007

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Research Highlight: History's Warning

The Hollywood sign.

Around the Pier: Shifting Baselines

Birch Aquarium at Scripps

Around the Pier: Old Friends to the Rescue

Feature: History's Warning

MEDIA ADVISORY: PRESS CONFERENCE - IPCC Scripps Researchers to Address New Major International Climate Report

Researchers Create New Method for Uncovering Natural Products from Mystery 'Orphan Genes'

Research Highlight: Surf City, Here We Come

waves crashing over a pier

Voyager: When we have an El Niño, it usually means more rain in southern California. Are other areas affected the same way?

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Experts at UCSD's Scripps Institution of Oceanography Available to Discuss New Climate Change Report

International scientific panel to release summary assessment of climate research on Feb. 2

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Voyager: What causes the "high pressure" and "low pressure" the weatherman is always talking about?

NASA Funds Scripps Instrument For Probing For Life on Mars

Scripps Institution of Oceanography Scientist Receives International Award in Ecology and Conservation

Surfside Building

Around the Pier: One Last Hoorah at the Old Surfside Building

New Instrument to Probe Mars Surface for Signs of Life with Unprecedented Precision

Scripps Scientists Investigate Climate Change from Penguins' Point of View

'Big Burps' of Seafloor Methane Probably Had Little to do with Large Methane Concentration Increases During Abrupt Climate Change

What Happens Once Global Warming is at Full Power?

One trend in pollution has been diminishing the effects of another, but as particulate emissions are contained, their disappearance from the atmosphere will unmask the true impact of global warming

Field Experiments Validate New Method for Tracking Beach Pollutants

Reducing air pollution could increase rice harvests in India, suggests new UC study

Voyage reveals extraordinary life around deep-sea gas seeps

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