Naomi Oreskes, a University of California, San Diego historian and an adjunct professor at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, was on NPR’s Talk of the Nation this week to discuss how the public assesses news about climate change.
Brittle stars (ophluroids) cover the seafloor at a depth of 600 meters off the North Carolina coast.
Data from Scripps, NOAA sharpen resolution of seafloor maps; Atlantis vanishes – again
Oceanographic collection and 60-year marine monitoring program keys to new report on out-of-control birds
Scripps climate researcher Richard Somerville was among 38 of the world’s most prominent climate scientists who signed a letter to the editor of the Wall Street Journal today
Q: In looking at a world map showing ocean surface currents, it appears that with very few exceptions, currents do not cross the equator. Why is this?
— Submitted by Chris W., 15, Beaverton, Ore.
International team builds on black carbon research by Scripps scientist to identify ways to diminish atmospheric warming, save lives and improve crop yields
A decade ago, a mission to bring biodiversity research and awareness to the fore was launched
The SAMI sensor on a recent test deployment at Scripps Pier
Scripps to employ new tool to assess potential for ecosystem damage
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Coral Reef Ecology- Pau Hana Maui 2011 January 23, 2012
