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The Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO) stands firm with the scientific community in expressing serious concerns about the US Office of Management and Budget (OMB)’s prop...

The Trump administration’s National Science Foundation (NSF) has begun dismantling the infrastructure of a $368 million deep-ocean observing program critical to monitoring marine ecosystems, global cu...

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In 1856, American scientist Eunice Foote made history by publishing the first academic paper demonstrating that carbon dioxide traps heat from the Sun, a discovery that laid the foundation for climate...

Each year, ASLO proudly recognizes members for their outstanding contributions to aquatic science and to the society. Since 2015, more than 200 members have been named Fellows and Sustaining Fellows i...

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The Trump Administration has vowed to dissolve the center that provides critical extreme weather and climate data for our nation.

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News releases from IAGLR and the large lake research community.

The U.S. still has an advantage on the waves, but ocean science needs more — not less — investment.

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A concerted effort is needed to support women in their choice of journal when submitting their manuscript.