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The College is a leader in the study of the Earth as an integrated system, providing scientific understanding to address complex environmental challenges.
Global Vision. From the tiniest organisms to satellite studies, COAS research provides a global perspective of the Earth system.
Addressing Needs. Local and national environmental managers and policy makers can make informed decisions based on vital COAS research.
Tools for Understanding. COAS researchers develop and use state-of-the-art sensors and laboratory instruments to study all facets of Earth science.
Unlocking the Future. COAS scientists lead in studying ancient Earth as a means to understand our present and prepare for the future.
50th Anniversary
BPA Expects $6M Revenue Loss from Dry Weather (Seattle Post-Intelligencer, AP 2/9/10)
Warm Temperatures, Low Snowpack May Spell Trouble During El Niño Year (1/27/10)
As Storms Intensify, Washington Coast to Get Full Radar Coverage (McClatchy News 1/10/10)
By Landing Fleet, Small Port Sets Off a Storm of Envy (NY Times 1/8/10)
Five New, Short Online Videos Discuss Climate Change at the Oregon Coast (1/8/10)
OSU Names Federal Science Leader as Vice President for Research (1/7/10)
Nature Study: Hypoxia Tends to Increase as Climate Warms (12/14/09)
Despite Hollywood Hype Believers in Mayan Cycle Say 2012 Is Not the End of the World (The Oregonian, 11/17/09)
Undersea Gliders May Help Oceanographers Understand "Dead Zones" (NSF, 11/16/09)
Enormous Jellyfish Swarming in Warming Oceans (AP, 11/16/09)
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