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Research Highlight: Coastal Power Plant Records Reveal Decline in Key Southern California Fishes

Following in the Steps of 'Icons'

Around the Pier: Following in the Steps of 'Icons'

Lander May Touch Down Again in Fall

Photo of the Week: Bass Tagging

Voyager: How Do You Bring Organisms Back from Deep Depths Without the Organisms Exploding from the Change in Pressure?

Video: Ralph Keeling on Crossing 400 Parts Per Million

Tree rings reveal detailed 700-year history of El Niño

High-Accuracy Climate Reconstruction Reveals Mark of Human Activities on Late-20th Century El Niños

In the News Now: World Bank President Cites Scripps Research in Call for Climate Change Action

Living the Dream

Fast Action to Cut HFCs Avoids Up to 0.5°C of Warming by End of Century

Clearing up Confusion on Future of Colorado River Water Supply

Scripps Oceanography part of effort to specify how much riverflow is expected to diminish

Alumna Heading for the Stars

Around the Pier: Alumna Heading for the Stars

Around the Pier: Alumna Heading for the Stars

Film Festival part of Oceans '13 conference in San Diego

San Diego Underwater Photographic Society FILM FESTIVAL

Jessica Meir in Antarctica

Scripps Alumna Selected as a NASA Astronaut Candidate

Reduced Diesel Emissions Remove Equivalent of 21 Million Metric Tons of CO2

Samantha Schaeffer, Michael Mahoney, and Josh Jones.

Around the Pier: Profiles in Diversity: Call of the North

Research Highlight: Deep-Sea Lander Donated by 'Titanic' Filmmaker May Touch Down Again in Fall

Profiles in Diversity: Call of the North

Oceans '13 Conference banner

OCEANS '13 MTS/IEEE San Diego Preview

Navy Deploys Scripps Global Drifter Buoys

Research Highlight: Navy Deploys Scripps Global Drifter Buoys

Scripps student argues for putting the humanity back in science at TEDxUCSD

Around the Pier: A Story about Science

A Story About Science

A team of 5 colleagues near the beach

New Center Targets Ocean Contaminants and Human Health

Scripps scientists lead two separate projects to track potentially toxic chemicals in marine life and their impacts on human health

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