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Volume 38 Supplement 1

April 2025

SUPPLEMENT • Frontiers in Ocean Observing: Marine Protected Areas, Western Boundary Currents, and the Deep Sea

Volume 38 Issue 1

March 2025

A Vision for Capacity Sharing in the Ocean Sciences

Volume 37 Issue 4

December 2024

NISKINe: The Near-Inertial Shear and Kinetic Energy in the North Atlantic Experiment

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Perspectives on Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal

Perspectives on Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal

The Global Ocean Acidification Observing Network shares lessons learned relevant to marine carbon dioxide removal research and development. Read more.

Glider Surveillance of North Atlantic Right Whales

Glider Surveillance of North Atlantic Right Whales

Successful area-based ocean management relies on long-term, persistent biological monitoring using reliable ocean observation assets.  Read more.

Tropical Ocean Observations for Weather and Climate

Tropical Ocean Observations for Weather and Climate

The Global Tropical Moored Buoy Array provides sustained and systematic observations for weather and climate research, forecasting, and assessments. Read more.

Perspective on Greenland’s Changing Coastal Margins

Perspective on Greenland’s Changing Coastal Margins

Greenland's physical, biological, and social settings are shaped by the ocean, the atmosphere, and the ice sheet.  Read more.