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Photo of the Week: Going with the floe

North Atlantic Ocean cooling scenario following collapse of Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation

Climate Model Suggests Collapse of Atlantic Circulation is Possible

False killer whale and calf in Hawaii

Researchers Capture Video of False Killer Whale's Encounter with Longline

Photo of the Week: Depth Projection

an acoustic instrument is lowered off a ship

Photo of the Week: Listening off La Jolla

R/V Sally Ride recovers moorings during student-led cruise

Arctic Ocean melt ponds. Photo: Karen Frey/Clark University

Early Results from Survey of Antarctica's Biggest Ice Shelf

Obituary Notice: Martin Wahlen

The Eiffel Tower illuminated for COP21

Negotiating Climate Change in a Post-Paris World

Jerry Kooyman

Scripps Scientist Receives Lifetime Achievement Award

Around the Pier: Scripps Informs Science Policy at International Climate Conference

Photo of the Week: Oregon Sunrise

Research Highlight: Lawnmowers of the Sea

Triton Innovation Challenge trophies

Around the Pier: Challenge Showcases Marketable Technologies for the Environment

Video: How Bacteria Make It Rain (with Kim Prather)

Lawnmowers of the Sea

Cultures of three marine bacteria that make the compound pentabromopseudilin

Research Highlight: Marine Microbes Could Help Clean Up Environmental Pollutants

Scripps Scientist Keynotes Meeting of State Water Managers

Extreme weather expert address a nod to increasing value of precipitation forecasts in reservoir operations

Photo of the Week: Deploying Jason

Photo of the Week: Caribbean Survey

Phytoplankton bloom near Wrangel Island off Siberia. Image processed by M. Kahru from MODIS sensor data on Aqua satellite.

Study: Diminishing Sea Ice is Increasing the Size of Arctic Ocean Food Web Base

Five new AAAS fellows

Scripps Oceanography Professors Named 2016 AAAS Fellows

Parchment tubeworm in natural light (left) and while biofluorescing. Photo courtesy of Scientific Reports

Research Highlight: Blue Light Special

Scripps Oceanography Press Events at COP22 Climate Talks

Former Scripps directors Charles Kennel (left) and Tony Haymet

Accolades for Two Former Scripps Directors

Photo of the Week: Scripps Oceanography at COP22

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