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Scripps Oceanography News Scripps News offers the latest ocean and earth science news coverage from Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego. Scripps News provides up-to-the-minute ocean news and information to the news media and the public about Scripps's global oceanographic research led by the world's best ocean science researchers and students. Study During Beijing Olympics Pollution Clampdown Reveals Importance of Climate-Neutral Air Quality Laws Read more... Gulf Oil Spill: An Unfolding Human and Environmental Disaster Read more... Scripps/UCSD among Seven California Universities Partnering with NOAA to Study Climate, Marine Ecosystems NOAA chooses Scripps to lead new Cooperative Institute on Marine Ecosystems and Climate Read more... Breakthrough Achieved in Explaining Why Tectonic Plates Move the Way They Do Researchers at Monash University and Scripps Institution of Oceanography identify movements of plate and plate boundaries; could substantially improve models of tectonic motion Read more... Earthquake Hits Anza-Borrego Earthquakes rumble through Southern California; Southern Qinghai, China; Sumatra, Indonesia and Baja California, Mexico Read more... UC San Diego's Scripps Oceanography to 'Focus on the Future' with High School Students Compton High School students dive into oceanography and earth science during dynamic three-week summer program Read more... Time-Critical Read more... « 01 Study During Beijing Olympics Pollution Clampdown Reveals Importance of Climate-Neutral Air Quality Laws 02 Gulf Oil Spill: An Unfolding Human and Environmental Disaster 03 Scripps/UCSD among Seven California Universities Partnering with NOAA to Study Climate, Marine Ecosystems NOAA chooses Scripps to lead new Cooperative Institute on Marine Ecosystems and Climate 04 Breakthrough Achieved in Explaining Why Tectonic Plates Move the Way They Do Researchers at Monash University and Scripps Institution of Oceanography identify movements of plate and plate boundaries; could substantially improve models of tectonic motion 05 Earthquake Hits Anza-Borrego Earthquakes rumble through Southern California; Southern Qinghai, China; Sumatra, Indonesia and Baja California, Mexico 06 UC San Diego's Scripps Oceanography to 'Focus on the Future' with High School Students Compton High School students dive into oceanography and earth science during dynamic three-week summer program 07 Time-Critical » Pause Frontpage Slideshow (version 1.7.2) - Copyright © 2006-2008 by JoomlaWorks
Scripps Oceanography News Study During Beijing Olympics Pollution Clampdown Reveals Importance of Climate-Neutral Air Quality Laws Scripps researchers find marked differences between east and south Asian black carbon emissions during 2008 games Scripps/UCSD among Seven California Universities Partnering with NOAA to Study Climate, Marine Ecosystems NOAA chooses Scripps to lead new Cooperative Institute on Marine Ecosystems and Climate Breakthrough Achieved in Explaining Why Tectonic Plates Move the Way They Do Researchers at Monash University and Scripps Institution of Oceanography identify movements of plate and plate boundaries; could substantially improve models of tectonic motion Footloose Glaciers Crack Up New detailed observations of what happens when glaciers float on ocean surface UC San Diego's Scripps Oceanography to 'Focus on the Future' with High School Students Compton High School students dive into oceanography and earth science during dynamic three-week summer program Scripps in the News Startup Strives to Take Risk Out of Severe-Weather Predictions San Diego Business Journal - Jul 19, 2010 What if harsh weather conditions such as heat and cold waves could be predicted well in advance to give energy companies and consumers a head start on managing their resources? EarthRisk Technologies, a San Diego-based startup, plans to do just that. EarthRisk was born out of technology created by the Scripps Partnership for Hazards and Environmental Applied Research, or SPHEAR, at UC San Diego's Scripps Institution of Oceanography Rare Dark Jellyfish Showing Up in San Diego Bay Associated Press - Jul 13, 2010 Scientists say a rare species of dark purple jellyfish is showing up in San Diego Bay and washing ashore on beaches. Dr. Nigella Hillgarth of Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego said Tuesday Birch Aquarium at Scripps has four of the jellies for display. Other News Scientists Rank Scripps a “Best Place to Work” Scripps Oceanography listed among top 40 U.S. institutions by The Scientist magazine Atmospheric Chemistry Professor among Four from UCSD Elected to Prestigious Academy Scripps/UCSD aerosol researcher Kim Prather joins the American Academy of Arts and Sciences New Scripps, SDSU Program Strengthens Earth Science Education New Ph.D. program enhances higher education opportunities in San Diego Diversity Awards at Scripps Four members of the Scripps community are recognized for their outreach efforts Public Events Perspectives on Ocean Science Presentation Keeling Lecture – NEW! May 10, 2010 "A Sea Change" Screening A film about ocean acidification, a little-known but potentially devastating threat to ocean life. May 20, 2010
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