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New NASA Satellite Sensor and Field Experiment Shows Aerosols Cool the Surface but Warm the Atmosphere

Uncovering the Secrets of Our Past: Geologist Discusses Human Ancestor Fossils Discovered in Ethiopia at Free Public Lecture

Cannibalism in the North Atlantic: Scripps Researcher Finds Crustacean Species Keeps Population in Check by Eating Its Young

Fabrice Veron Awarded Director's Prize

Cover Story in Science Reveals Historical Overkill of Marine Megafauna Triggered Current Ocean Crises

Scripps Researchers Unveil the First Comprehensive Wildfire Forecast for the Western United States

Scientists Seeking Secrets of 'Lost City'

Red Tide Occurring in Local Ocean Waters - "Light Show" May Be Expected

New Coral Record Generated by Scripps Researchers Connects Climate Change in Three Oceans

Scripps Scientists, Diving Officer Receive Honors

explorations Volume 8, Number 1, Summer 2001

Scripps Students Win Environmental Awards

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Scripps Professor Wins 25th Rosenstiel Award for Contributions to Marine Science

Scripps Scientists Show for the First Time How Much Ocean Whitecaps Impact Global Temperatures

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First Scripps Nierenberg Prize Awarded to Renowned Biologist E.O. Wilson

Award recognizes science in the public interest

The National Academy of Sciences Honors Scripps Professor with Agassiz Medal

Scripps Researchers Pinpoint Human-Induced Global Warming in World's Oceans

More Knowledge of Interactions Between Asian Brown Haze, Global Warming and Ozone Urgently Needed

Scripps Professor to Address the Debate About Hydrothermal Life Creation

Scripps Student Honored with Two Awards: Luc Rainville wins Link Fellowship, AGU Outstanding Paper honors

Unique "Dr. Seuss" Fish Goes on Display at the Birch Aquarium at Scripps

State Resources Secretary, Scripps Researchers, and Local Beach Advocates to Address Threats to California Beaches at Special Science Briefing

explorations Volume 7, Number 3, Spring 2001

New Analysis of Meteorite Shows Key Ingredients for Life on Earth May Have Been Delivered by Comets

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