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Advertisement Eos on TwitterTweets by @theAGUAGU News AGU News 9 August 2018 2018 Class of AGU Fellows Announced AGU News 2 August 2018 AGU Announces New Education Section Subscribe View More AGU News » From AGU Journals Most Shared Geophysical Research LettersAutonomous biogeochemical floats detect significant carbon dioxide outgassing in the high‐latitude Southern OceanAlison R. Gray, et alR. J. Redmon, et al Highly Cited Earth’s FutureProbabilistic 21st and 22nd century sea‐level projections at a global network of tide‐gauge sitesRobert E. Kopp, et al Hot Article Geophysical Research LettersHigh‐Latitude Observations of a Localized Wind Wall and Its Coupling to the Lower ThermosphereGordon G. Shepherd, Marianna G. Shepherd View More Highlights » Advertisement Current Print Magazine August 2018 Volume 99 Issue 8 View Issue » View Archives »
Geophysical Research LettersAutonomous biogeochemical floats detect significant carbon dioxide outgassing in the high‐latitude Southern OceanAlison R. Gray, et alR. J. Redmon, et al
Earth’s FutureProbabilistic 21st and 22nd century sea‐level projections at a global network of tide‐gauge sitesRobert E. Kopp, et al
Geophysical Research LettersHigh‐Latitude Observations of a Localized Wind Wall and Its Coupling to the Lower ThermosphereGordon G. Shepherd, Marianna G. Shepherd
