NOAA/OGP Workshop - Insights and Tools for Adaptation: Learning from Climate Variability:
Framing the question: Can coping with today’s variable climate offer a blueprint for future adaptation?

An Alga a Day Keeps the Doctor Away:
When Ohio Sea Grant researcher Dr. Richard Sayre of Ohio State University started his research on engineered algae 10 years ago, his focus was on bioremediation methods.

NOAA Provides Access to High-Resolution Radar Data:
Researchers and meteorologists will soon have easier access to high-resolution data from the entire national network of NEXRAD Doppler weather radars.

Going Deep to Reach the Heavens:
John F. Kennedy referred to space as the “new ocean.”

NOAA research provides help to California firefighters:
While weather conditions have improved in many parts of California, firefighters continue to work at putting out the fires.

Sea Grant Research Pays Off During Hurricane Isabel:
Researchers with S.C. Sea Grant Consortium and Florida Sea Grant recently collaborated on the deployment of mobile wind towers at four locations near the projected path of Hurricane Isabel.

New approach to finding marine debris tested:
This summer, guided by satellites and computer models, NOAA Research scientists took to the air to search for marine debris along the Alaska coast.

The National Sea Grant Law Center: Serving the Legal Research Needs of Sea Grant:
Do you want to know the latest on marine law and policies?

Virtually There:
The National Institute for Undersea Science and Technology and NOAA’s Undersea Research Program team up to answer some profoundly deep questions.

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