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GSO Alum, Steve Greenlee, is working on carbon dioxide capture and recently named president of ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company. See the video that highlights his work here.

• Global Climate Change Impacts in the US Report Released

• Metcalf Institute Book, Communicating on Climate Change

• Coastal Resources Center Publication, Coastal Adaptation: A Guidebook for Development Planners

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A new Center of Excellence for Research on Offshore Renewable Energy (RORE) coordinates and expands research in this area that is conducted at the Graduate School of Oceanography (GSO) and the Colleges of Environment and Life Sciences (CELS), Engineering (COE), and Arts and Sciences. (CAS).

See a recent article about RORE in Marine Technology Reporter.

We  hosted an Ocean Renewable Energy Colloquium on October 27-28 2008. 

THE CHARLES AND MARIE FISH LECTURE IN OCEANOGRAPHY

ABOUT THE CHARLES AND MARIE FISH LECTURE IN OCEANOGRAPHY

The annual Charles and Marie Fish Lecture is supported by income from the Charlie and Bobbie Fish Endowment for Oceanography. The endowment was established in 1989 by Marilyn Munro and family in memory of her parents, Drs. Charles and Marie Fish.

GSO is unique in the breadth, success, and national and international reputation of its public service and outreach programs.  Four groups at the Narragansett Bay Campus are actively engaged in concerted public service and outreach efforts: the Coastal Institute (CI), Coastal Resources Center (CRC), Office of Marine Programs (OMP), and Rhode Island Sea Grant (RISG).