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The IMPACTS experiment. Photo: Christina McCluskey/Colorado State University

Research Highlight: Innovative Aerosol Chemistry-Climate Study Achieves Full Bloom

A diver conducts research underwater.

Around the Pier: An Innovative Database to Change Conservation in the Gulf of California

Long-term global warming trend. Image: NASA

'Ditch the 2° C Warming Goal'

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A group of eight smiling students.

Around the Pier: By Students, For Students, a First-Ever Symposium Brings Together Wide Array of Scripps Disciplines

U.S. Navy Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet. Photo: Bob Ross Photography

Around the Pier: Oceanographer Tim Gallaudet Becomes First Scripps Ph.D. to Rise to Rank of Admiral in U.S. Navy

In the News Now: Help Scripps Grads Perform Innovative Research!

China air pollution drifts out to sea

Voyager: Why is China's Pollution Considered the "World's Pollution"?

U.S.-China Summit

Scripps Scientist Cultivates U.S.-China Research Collaborations in Marine Biotechnology

An Appeal from Science Leaders to Religious Leaders on Environmental Protection

Researchers grounded in empirical searches for truth ask those with authority on matters of morality to join a call to protect the planet

Algal biofuel flasks

Scripps Oceanography/UC San Diego News at the Algae Biomass Summit

Collage of coral, instrument deployment and graph.

Private Support Leads to Transformative Advances in Ocean Ingenuity at Scripps

Split-screen image of two students smiling with the ocean behind them.

Around the Pier: Scripps Chateaubriand STEM Fellows Explore France

Cape Grim AGAGE station. Photo: Australian Bureau of Meteorology

Decades-long monitoring campaign used to improve understanding of the atmosphere's cleansing capacity

Photo: Oscar Schofield/Rutgers University

Southern Ocean's Role in Climate Regulation, Ocean Health Goal of $21 Million Federal Grant

Ozone Pollution in India Kills Enough Crops to Feed 94 Million in Poverty

A woman near the beach

Scripps's Cheryl Peach Appointed to Environmental Literacy Task Force

Environmental education a main focus for California State Superintendent Tom Torlakson

Around the Pier: Celebrating a Curious and Open-minded Spirit

Celebrating a Curious and Open-minded Spirit

Video: How Rocks Move

Douglas Wiens

Prominent Seismologist Unlocks Antarctica's Secrets at Public Lecture

Charles David Keeling and the famed measurement that bears his name

Wendy and Eric Schmidt Award $500,000 Grant to Keeling Curve

Research Highlight: In Pointing Out Flaws in Climate Change Data, Two Studies Show How Science Works

Mystery Solved: "Sailing Stones" of Death Valley Seen in Action for the First Time

Adapting to a Changing Ocean: Preparing for Sea-Level Rise

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