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Ice Rhythms—Core Reveals a Plethora of Climate Cycles

R. Kerr, 1996, Science.

R. Kerr, 2013, Science.

Climate change. Both of the world's ice sheets may be shrinking faster and faster.

R. Kerr, 2009, Science.

Martian Meteorites Are Arriving: The eight SNC meteorites found on Earth are probably from Mars, most researchers now agree, but how they ever got off their home planet remains a question.

R. Kerr, 1987, Science.

Turning down the heat.

R. Kerr, 1989, Science.

Climate change. 'Arctic armageddon' needs more science, less hype.

R. Kerr, 2010, Science.

Energy. Natural gas from shale bursts onto the scene.

R. Kerr, 2010, Science.

A cautionary note.

R. Kerr, 1988, Science.

Mineral resources. Is the world tottering on the precipice of peak gold?

R. Kerr, 2012, Science.

The coming copper peak.

R. Kerr, 2014, Science.

Solid-Earth science. Geophysical exploration linking deep Earth and backyard geology.

Richard A Kerr, R. Kerr, 2013, Science.

Model Shows Islands Muted Tsunami After Latest Indonesian Quake

R. Kerr, 2005, Science.

A North Atlantic Climate Pacemaker for the Centuries

R A Kerr, R. Kerr, 2000, Science.

Gas Hydrate Resource: Smaller But Sooner

Richard A. Kerr, R. Kerr, 2004, Science.

Failure to Gauge the Quake Crippled the Warning Effort

Richard A Kerr, R. Kerr, 2005, Science.

Scientists Tell Policymakers We're All Warming the World

Richard A Kerr, R. Kerr, 2007, Science.

Three Degrees of Consensus

R. Kerr, 2004, Science.

Bigger Jolts Are on the Way For Southern California

R. Kerr, 1995, Science.

A Trigger for the Cambrian Explosion?

R. Kerr, 2002, Science.

Evolution. A trigger for the Cambrian explosion?

R. Kerr, 2002, Science.

1988 ties for warmest year.

R. Kerr, 1989, Science.

A Slow Start for Earthquakes

R. Kerr, 1998, Science.

Ozone destruction worsens.

R. Kerr, 1991, Science.

New Assaults Seen on Earth's Ozone Shield.

R. Kerr, 1992, Science.

How thin is thin?

R. Kerr, 1982, Science.

Glaciology. Experts agree global warming is melting the world rapidly.

R. Kerr, 2012, Science.

Do we have the energy for the next transition?

R. Kerr, 2010, Science.

Triton Steals Voyager's Last Show: Even after 7 billion miles of exploration, Voyager 2 observations of Neptune, its rings, and its moons can still stir controversy about the giant outer planets.

R. Kerr, 1989, Science.

New Greenhouse Report Puts Down Dissenters: An international panel assessing greenhouse warming pointedly denies the validity of objections raised by a prominent minority.

R. Kerr, 1990, Science.

The Looming Oil Crisis Could Arrive Uncomfortably Soon

Richard A Kerr, R. Kerr, 2007, Science.

Energy. Gas hydrate resource: smaller but sooner.

R. Kerr, 2004, Science.

Humans and Nature Duel Over the Next Decade's Climate

R. Kerr, 2007, Science.

A frontal attack on a paradigm of meteorology.

R A Kerr, R. Kerr, 1991, Science.

A Core-Mantle Link?

R. Kerr, 1991, Science.

Chemical studies on the dissolved organic matter in seawater. isolation and fractionation

R. Kerr, J. Quinn, 1975 .

Life Slow Enough to Live on Radioactivity

Richard A. Kerr, R. Kerr, 2006, Science.

Acoustic tomography of the ocean.

R. Kerr, 1982, Science.

Does Evolutionary History Take Million-Year Breaks?

R. Kerr, 1997, Science.

Carbon Dioxide and the Control of Ice Ages: A varying greenhouse effect may provide the leverage needed by Earth's orbital variations to control the 100,000-year ice-age cycle.

R. Kerr, 1984, Science.

No Doubt About It, the World Is Warming

R. Kerr, 2006, Science.

The Weather in the Wake of El Nino: This El Nino is disappearing as it releases its hold on the world's weather; it was a sobering experience.

R. Kerr, 1988, Science.

Mount st. Helens: an unpredictable foe.

R. Kerr, 1980, Science.

The Ocean's Deserts Are Blooming.

R. Kerr, 1986, Science.

Are the Ocean's Deserts Blooming?

R. Kerr, 1983, Science.

Bumpy Road Ahead for World's Oil

R. Kerr, 2005, Science.

Link Between Sunspots, Stratosphere Buoyed

R. Kerr, 1999, Science.

Sea-Floor Dust Shows Drought Felled Akkadian Empire

R. Kerr, 1998, Science.

A Dripping Wet Early Mars Emerging From New Pictures

R. Kerr, 2000, Science.

A Comet's Heart May Be Big but Black: Astronomers straining to catch a glimpse of the "dirty snowball" of Comet Halley are finding that it may be bigger and dirtier than thought.

R. Kerr, 1985, Science.

A Few Good Climate Shifters

R. Kerr, 2004, Science.

Millennium's Hottest Decade Retains Its Title, for Now

R. Kerr, 2005, Science.

Chinese Cave Speaks of a Fickle Sun Bringing Down Ancient Dynasties

R. Kerr, 2008, Science.

How Hot Will the Greenhouse World Be?

R. Kerr, 2005, Science.

U.S. Bites Greenhouse Bullet and Gags

R. Kerr, 1991, Science.

Milankovitch Climate Cycles Through the Ages: Earth's orbital variations that bring on ice ages have been modulating climate for hundreds of millions of years.

R. Kerr, 1987, Science.

Getting a Quick Read on the Biggest Tsunami Earthquakes

R. Kerr, 2008, Science.

Climate Tipping Points Come In From the Cold

R. Kerr, 2008, Science.

Earliest Animals Growing Younger?

R. Kerr, 1999, Science.

Skepticism persists as plate tectonic answers come harder.

R. Kerr, 1978, Science.

Indoor radon: the deadliest pollutant.

R. Kerr, 1988, Science.

Global warming continues in 1989.

R. Kerr, 1990, Science.

Inyo Domes Drilling Hits Pay Dirt: A modest project at the volcanic Inyo Domes of east-central California is showing what continental drilling can do for geology.

R. Kerr, 1985, Science.

Greenhouse Skeptic Out in the Cold: A prominent meteorologist says the greenhouse warming will probably be a bust; experts in and out of the climate community staunchly disagree with this latest iconoclast.

R. Kerr, 1989, Science.

Did venus hiccup or just run down?

R. Kerr, 1993, Science.

A new portrait of venus: thick-skinned and decrepit.

R. Kerr, 1994, Science.

A Warmer Arctic Means Change for All

R. Kerr, 2002, Science.

Yucca Mountain: A Hotter Case to Handle

R. Kerr, 1999, Science.

Biggest Extinction Looks Catastrophic

R. Kerr, 1998, Science.

Early Life Thrived Despite Earthly Travails

R. Kerr, 1999, Science.

When a Radical Experiment Goes Bust: A $40-million gas well drilled in Sweden has come up dry, but that doesn't discourage the maverick American scientist who sold the Swedes on prospecting in a most unlikely place.

R. Kerr, 1990, Science.

A Dose of Dust That Quieted an Entire Hurricane Season?

R. Kerr, 2007, Science.

Global Warming May Be Homing In on Atlantic Hurricanes

R. Kerr, 2006, Science.

Book-Review - Rings - Discoveries from Galileo to Voyager

R. Kerr, S. Dermott, J. Elliot, 1985 .

A lesson learned, again, at valdez.

R. Kerr, 1991, Science.

Pinatubo fails to deepen the ozone hole.

R. Kerr, 1992, Science.

Earth gains a retinue of mini-asteroids.

R. Kerr, 1992, Science.

A successful forecast of an el nino winter.

R. Kerr, 1992, Science.

Ophiolites: windows on which ocean crust?

R. Kerr, 1983, Science.

Can Great Quakes Extend Their Reach?

R. Kerr, 1998, Science.

Galloping Glaciers of Greenland Have Reined Themselves In

R. Kerr, 2009, Science.

Tang Hints of a Watery Interior for Enceladus

R. Kerr, 2009, Science.

Forecasting California’s earthquakes

R. Kerr, 1988 .

Putative Martian Microbes Called Microscopy Artifacts

R. Kerr, 1997, Science.

Martian ‘Microbes’ Cover Their Tracks

R. Kerr, 1997, Science.

It's Official: First Glimmer of Greenhouse Warming Seen

R. Kerr, 1995 .

New Way to Read the Record Suggests Abrupt Extinction

R. Kerr, 1996, Science.

A few lessons learned.

R. Kerr, 1982, Science.

Iron fertilization: a tonic, but no cure for the greenhouse.

R. Kerr, 1994, Science.

New Ways to Chill Earth

R. Kerr, 1988, Science.

The Tropics Return to the Climate System

R. Kerr, 2001, Science.

Mapping Orbital Effects on Climate: Paleoceanographers are tracing the global chain of events that must lead from the variations in the earth's orbit and axial motions to climate change.

R. Kerr, 1986, Science.

La Nina's Big Chill Replaces El Nino: The cooling of El Nino's unusually warm waters in the Pacific will alter weather and probably cool the "greenhouse," at least temporarily.

R. Kerr, 1988, Science.

Is Battered Arctic Sea Ice Down For the Count?

R. Kerr, 2007, Science.

Mild Winters Mostly Hot Air, Not Gulf Stream

R. Kerr, 2002, Science.

Planetary science. Could a whiff of methane revive the exploration of Mars?

R. Kerr, 2012, Science.

The Atlantic Conveyor May Have Slowed, But Don't Panic Yet

R. Kerr, 2005, Science.

Paleoclimatology. Snowball Earth has melted back to a profound wintry mix.

R. Kerr, 2010, Science.

Is Katrina a Harbinger of Still More Powerful Hurricanes?

R. Kerr, 2005, Science.

Hurricanes Won't Go Wild, According to Climate Models

R. Kerr, 2008, Science.

Seismology. Foreshadowing Haiti's catastrophe.

R. Kerr, 2010, Science.

Geothermal tragedy of the commons.

R. Kerr, 1991, Science.

GEOPHYSICISTS PEER INTO FIERY CORE AND ICY OCEAN DEPTHS

R. Kerr, 1997 .

Volcanologists ponder a spate of deaths in the line of duty

R. Kerr, 1993, Science.

Continuing Indonesian Quakes Putting Seismologists on Edge

R. Kerr, 2007, Science.

Arctic Summer Sea Ice Could Vanish Soon But Not Suddenly

R. Kerr, 2009, Science.

Do Plumes Stir Earth's Entire Mantle?

R. Kerr, 1991, Science.

Official forecasts pushed out to a year ahead.

R. Kerr, 1994, Science.

Global warming. How urgent is climate change?

R. Kerr, 2007, Science.

Sunspot-Weather Correlation Found: A stunningly strong, correlation between the sunspot cycle and weather has been found; will it persist an what, if any, physical connection is responsible?

R. Kerr, 1987, Science.

Parkfield Keeps Secrets After a Long-Awaited Quake

R. Kerr, 2004, Science.

Even Oil Optimists Expect Energy Demand to Outstrip Supply

R. Kerr, 2007, Science.

A Better Fit for the Plate Tectonic Puzzle: Reanalysis of geophysical data helps reconcile estimates of San Andreas fault motion and reduces the earthquake hazard.

R. Kerr, 1987, Science.

Hydrology. Northern India's groundwater is going, going, going ...

R. Kerr, 2009, Science.

Bits of the lower mantle found in brazilian diamonds.

R. Kerr, 1993, Science.

Warming's Unpleasant Surprise: Shivering in the Greenhouse?

R. Kerr, 1998, Science.

Warnings Precede Chinese Temblors

R. Kerr, L. Hui, 1997, Science.

Global warming. The greenhouse is making the water-poor even poorer.

R. Kerr, 2012, Science.

Climate change. Humans are driving extreme weather; time to prepare.

R. Kerr, 2011, Science.

Changing global sea levels as a geologic index.

R. Kerr, 1980, Science.

Jupiter's Brother Joins the Family

R. Kerr, 2002, Science.

Small Eddies Are Mixing the Oceans: Long-lived small eddies are crisscrossing the oceans carrying the effects of local mixing hundreds and even thousands of kilometers.

R. Kerr, 1985, Science.

Another Global Warming Icon Comes Under Attack

R. Kerr, 2007, Science.

Darker Clouds Promise Brighter Future for Climate Models

R. Kerr, 1995, Science.

Ozone hole. Not over the Arctic-for now.

R. Kerr, 1992, Science.

In Search of Elusive Little Comets: The existence of mini-comets bombarding the solar system has reportedly been confirmed by two independent means; only their originator thinks the matter resolved.

R. Kerr, 1988, Science.

An Early Date for Raising the Roof of the World

R. Kerr, 2006, Science.

Study unveils climate cooling caused by pollutant haze.

R. Kerr, 1995, Science.

Climate change. Global warming is changing the world.

R. Kerr, 2007, Science.

Plate tectonics: what forces drive the plates?

R. Kerr, 1978, Science.

The Story of O2

R. Kerr, 2005, Science.

Ice-Age Rain Forest Found Moist, Cooler

R. Kerr, 1996, Science.

Nuclear Winter Won't Blow Away.

R. Kerr, 1985, Science.

Among Global Thermometers, Warming Still Wins Out

R. Kerr, 1998, Science.

Predicting climate change. Vital details of global warming are eluding forecasters.

R. Kerr, 2011, Science.

Atmospheric scientists puzzle over high-altitude flashes.

R. Kerr, 1994, Science.

Seismology. More megaquakes on the way? That depends on your statistics.

R. Kerr, 2011, Science.

Fossils tell of mild winters in an ancient hothouse.

R. Kerr, 1993, Science.

Did a burst of volcanism overheat ancient Earth?

R. Kerr, 1991, Science.

Is a Thinning Haze Unveiling the Real Global Warming?

R. Kerr, 2007, Science.

Delving into faults and earthquake behavior.

R. Kerr, 1987, Science.

More Science and a Carrot, Not a Stick

R. Kerr, 2002, Science.

Oil resources. Are world oil's prospects not declining all that fast?

R. Kerr, 2012, Science.

Will the Arctic Ocean Lose All Its Ice?

R. Kerr, 1999, Science.

Climate: Millennial Climate Oscillation Spied

R. Kerr, 1996 .

Upgrade of storm warnings paying off.

R. Kerr, 1993, Science.

Rings : Discoveries from Galileo to Voyager

R. Kerr, J. Elliot, 1984 .

Precambrian tectonics: is the present the key to the past?

R. Kerr, 1978, Science.

Climate control: how large a role for orbital variations?

R. Kerr, 1978, Science.

Nyos, the killer lake, may be coming back.

R. Kerr, 1989, Science.

Ice, quakes, and a wobble shake san francisco.

R. Kerr, 1995, Science.

An Early Glacial Two-Step?: The most recent ice age seems to have exited in two steps, the earlier one perhaps coming sooner than had been thought possible.

R. Kerr, 1983, Science.

West Antarctica's Weak Underbelly Giving Way?

R. Kerr, 1998, Science.

Facing a Final Exam at Neptune: Jupiter, Saturn, and Uranus have taught many lessons about the outer planets; but will they apply to Voyager 2's last port-of-call, the still mysterious planet Neptune?

R. Kerr, 1989, Science.

The fickleness of the deep sea.

R. Kerr, 1982, Science.

Hubbub at Saturn's Rings Revealed

R. Kerr, 1995 .

Does Earth Fill Its Own Magnetosphere with Ions?: The ionosphere went from being an insignificant to a major source of magnetospheric ions; could it be the dominant source?

R. Kerr, 1988, Science.

Ocean Drilling Details Steps to an Icy World: From the most southerly scientific ocean drilling in a decade, researchers are tracing Earth's jerky slide into glacial times.

R. Kerr, 1987, Science.

Ice Cap of 30 Million Years Ago Detected: The oxygen isotopes of marine sediments are providing strong indirect evidence of an Antarctic ice cap twice as ancient as the present one.

R. Kerr, 1984, Science.

A new kind of storm beneath the sea.

R. Kerr, 1980, Science.

A Human Trigger for the Great Quake of Sichuan?

Richard A Kerr, Richard Stone, R. Stone, 2009, Science.

Extinction with a whimper.

R. Kerr, 1992, Science.

When climate twitches, evolution takes great leaps.

R. Kerr, 1992, Science.

Earth Science: A New Dawn for Sun-Climate Links?

R. Kerr, 1996, Science.

Big El Niños Ride the Back of Slower Climate Change

R. Kerr, 1999, Science.

Glomar explorer: new era in deep-sea drilling?

R. Kerr, 1978, Science.

Is all Acid rain polluted?

R. Kerr, 1981, Science.

Gulf Oil Spill. A lot of oil on the loose, not so much to be found.

Richard A Kerr, R. Kerr, 2010, Science.

NASA's Search for ETs Hits a Snag on Earth: The space agency has a new device to listen for signals from the cosmos but it is hearing derision from Congress.

R A Kerr, R. Kerr, 1990, Science.

Testing an Ancient Impact's Punch.

R A Kerr, R. Kerr, 1994, Science.

Evolution's Big Bang Gets Even More Explosive.

R. Kerr, 1993, Science.

Planetary exploration. Radiation will make astronauts' trip to Mars even riskier.

R. Kerr, 2013, Science.

Global Warming Is Changing the World

Richard A. Kerr, R. Kerr, 2007, Science.

How Urgent Is Climate Change?

Richard A. Kerr, R. Kerr, 2007, Science.

Continental Drilling Heading Deeper: As scientific continental drilling here and abroad inches deeper into the crust, an ambitious U.S. superdeep borehole is being proposed.

R. Kerr, 1984, Science.

Earth's Inner Core Is Running a Tad Faster Than the Rest of the Planet

R. Kerr, 2005, Science.

Climate Since the Ice Began to Melt: Newly mapped climate changes of the past 18,000 years are being simulated in computer models, helping to point toward causes and to verify the models.

R. Kerr, 1984, Science.

Chaotic rotation predicted for hyperion.

R. Kerr, 1983, Science.

Asteroid and comet dust in space . .

R. Kerr, 1988, Science.

Baring the secrets of asteroid ida.

R A Kerr, R. Kerr, 1994, Science.

Reading the Future in Loma Prieta: October's earthquake was disastrous enough, but its successful forecast and the lessons of history suggest worse is in store, perhaps within the next decade.

R. Kerr, 1989, Science.

It's Official: Humans Are Behind Most of Global Warming

R. Kerr, 2001, Science.

Quake prediction by seismic oxymora?

R. Kerr, 1990, Science.

Manganese Nodules Grow by Rain from Above: The rain of plant and animal remains falling into the deep sea not only provides metals to nodules but also determines nodule growth rates and composition.

R. Kerr, 1984, Science.

Wild String of Winters Confirmed: Meteorologists have measured just how erratic the weather has been from winter to winter lately--a millennium may pass before another time like it.

R. Kerr, 1985, Science.

How Far Did the West Wander?

R. Kerr, 1995, Science.

The mountain is behaving itself--for now.

R. Kerr, 1981, Science.

Earliest Animal Tracks or Just Mud Cracks?

R. Kerr, 2002, Science.

Lightning found on venus at last?

R. Kerr, 1991, Science.

Ocean acidification unprecedented, unsettling.

R. Kerr, 2010, Science.

Oil in the ocean: circumstances control its impact.

R. Kerr, 1977, Science.

Electron Shadow Hints at Invisible Rings Around a Moon

R. Kerr, 2008, Science.

Gulf oil spill. Will Deepwater Horizon set a new standard for catastrophe?

Eli Kintisch, Erik Stokstad, Richard Kerr, 2010, Science.

A Time War Over the Period We Live In

R. Kerr, 2008, Science.

Tropical Pacific a Key to Deglaciation

R. Kerr, 2003, Science.

Paring Down the Big Five Mass Extinctions

R. Kerr, 2001, Science.

Embryos Provide Clues to Early Animal Evolution

R. Kerr, 1995, Science.

A Call for Telling Better Time Over the Eons

R. Kerr, 2003, Science.

Geology Near, Far, and Long Ago

R. Kerr, 1999, Science.

U.s. Climate tilts toward the greenhouse.

R. Kerr, 1995, Science.

Fading El Nino Broadening Scientists' View: El Nino and its attendant climatic extremes are weakening, leaving specialists looking even farther afield for ultimate causes.

R. Kerr, 1983, Science.

The Next Oil Crisis Looms Large--and Perhaps Close

Richard A. Kerr, R. Kerr, 1998, Science.

. . . And in the laboratory.

R. Kerr, 1988, Science.

Periodic Impacts and Extinctions Reported: In a potentially historic workshop, researchers sought a trigger for comet showers that might ultimately drive evolution and even climate change.

R. Kerr, 1984, Science.

Could an Asteroid Be a Comet in Disguise?: Two asteroids of the inner solar system are strong candidates for once-active comets that now masquerade as inert hunks of rock.

R. Kerr, 1985, Science.

Pinatubo Global Cooling on Target

R. Kerr, 1993, Science.

The volcano behaves itself--sort of.

R. Kerr, 1982, Science.

Volcanoes can muddle the greenhouse

R. Kerr, 1990 .

Climate change. Three degrees of consensus.

R. Kerr, 2004, Science.

Climate change. What happened to global warming? Scientists say just wait a bit.

R. Kerr, 2009, Science.

Law of the sea. A final push to divvy up the sea by all the rules.

R. Kerr, 2009, Science.

In Search of the Red Planet's Sweet Spot

R. Kerr, 2006, Science.

The russians are coming?

R A Kerr, R. Kerr, 1981, Science.

Cloud seeding: one success in 35 years.

R A Kerr, R. Kerr, 1982, Science.

Science and Policy Clash at Yucca Mountain

Richard A. Kerr, R. Kerr, 2000, Science.

USGS Optimistic on World Oil Prospects

R. Kerr, 2000, Science.

Storm-in-a-Box Forecasting

Richard A. Kerr, R. Kerr, 2004, Science.

A Fickle Sun Could Be Altering Earth's Climate After All.

R. Kerr, 1995, Science.

AAS Division for Planetary Sciences. An even drier-looking moon.

R. Kerr, 2006, Science.

Vail's Sea-Level Curves Aren't Going Away: Academic researchers are beginning to gather support for Exxon's new stratigraphic organizing scheme as its interpretation becomes more sophisticated.

R. Kerr, 1984, Science.

Another impact extinction?

R. Kerr, 1992, Science.

Stratospheric Ozone Is Decreasing: A massive reanalysis of measurements confirms that protective stratospheric ozone has decreased during the past 17 years; some decreases greatly exceed predictions.

R. Kerr, 1988, Science.

Rising Global Temperature, Rising Uncertainty

R. Kerr, 2001, Science.

Global warming. Rising global temperature, rising uncertainty.

R. Kerr, 2001, Science.

Venus is looking more like Earth than Mars.

R. Kerr, 1986, Science.

Computer Models Gaining on El Nino: Simulations of the ocean and of the atmosphere during an El Nino give hope for models coupling the two and hint at why mid-latitude effects are so variable.

R. Kerr, 1984, Science.

The Moon Influences Western U.S. Drought: An 18.6-year cycle of Great Plains drought related to lunar tide turns up in the record previously used to support only a sun-weather relation.

R. Kerr, 1984, Science.

Could the sun be warming the climate?

R. Kerr, 1991, Science.

Sun, weather, and climate: a connection?

R. Kerr, 1982, Science.

Who Can Forecast the Worst Weather?: As the National Weather Service becomes only one of a myriad of forecast sources, it is attempting to keep the competition out of the hazard warning business; it won't be easy.

R. Kerr, 1990, Science.

Quake Prediction Tool Gains Ground

R. Kerr, 1995 .

Response : Venus Phenomena

R. Kerr, 1990, Science.

Magnetic "Jerk" Gaining Wider Acceptance: Something seems to have happened within the earth's core that jerked the magnetic field in 1969 during its slow drift across the globe.

R. Kerr, 1984, Science.

A Variable Sun Paces Millennial Climate

R. Kerr, 2001, Science.

An Appealing Snowball Earth That's Still Hard to Swallow

R. Kerr, 2000, Science.

German super-deep hole hits bottom.

R. Kerr, 1994, Science.

Looking-Deeply-Into the Earth's Crust in Europe.

R. Kerr, 1993, Science.

Fifteen Years of African Drought: The well-publicized 1972 sub-Saharan drought never went away, but, despite its magnitude and persistence, it is neither a human creation nor unique.

R. Kerr, 1985, Science.

How the Armenian quake became a killer.

R. Kerr, 1989, Science.

Official Forecasts Pushed Out to a Year Ahead

R. Kerr, 1994, Science.

Unmasking a shifty climate system.

R A Kerr, R. Kerr, 1992, Science.

El ninio winners and losers declared.

R. Kerr, 1991, Science.

Signs of a Warm, Ice-Free Arctic

R. Kerr, 2004, Science.

Galileo Lives With Balky Tape Recorder

Richard A. Kerr, R. Kerr, 1995, Science.

Global pollution: is the arctic haze actually industrial smog?

R. Kerr, 1979, Science.

Tracing Sources of Acid Rain Causes Big Stir

R. Kerr, 1982, Science.

Pollution of the arctic atmosphere confirmed.

R. Kerr, 1981, Science.

El Niño or La Niña? The Past Hints at the Future

R. Kerr, 2005, Science.

Explorer's Ocean Drilling Role Expanded.

R. Kerr, 1981, Science.

Explorer: can oil and science mix?

R. Kerr, 1980, Science.

Planetary science. How an alluring geologic enigma won the Mars rover sweepstakes.

Richard A Kerr, R. Kerr, 2011, Science.

Ice Bubbles Confirm Big Chill

R. Kerr, 1996, Science.

Coral Pushes Back the Past

R. Kerr, 1990, Science.

From One Coral Many Findings Blossom

R. Kerr, 1990, Science.

Having it both ways in the mantle.

R. Kerr, 1992, Science.

Atlantic Climate Pacemaker for Millennia Past, Decades Hence?

R. Kerr, 2005, Science.

Energy supplies. Peak oil production may already be here.

Richard A Kerr, R. Kerr, 2011, Science.

Creatures Great and Small Are Stirring the Ocean

R. Kerr, 2006, Science.

Whither Arctic Ice? Less of It, for Sure

R. Kerr, 2002, Science.

New Plasma Physics Lab at Giacobini-Zinner: The ICE spacecraft found action aplenty when it passed through a comet last month; plasma physics has a windfall of new natural experiments.

R. Kerr, 1985, Science.

Report Urges Greenhouse Action Now: An international report says action, beginning now, is required to avert the clear danger of greenhouse warming; the U.S. droughts only highlight the hazards.

R. Kerr, 1988, Science.

Pushing the Scary Side of Global Warming

R. Kerr, 2007, Science.

Global warming. Soot is warming the world even more than thought.

R. Kerr, 2013, Science.

Environment. First detection of ozone hole recovery claimed.

R. Kerr, 2011, Science.

New Biomarker Proposed for Earliest Life on Earth

R. Kerr, 2004, Science.

Titan, Once a World Apart, Becomes Eerily Familiar

R. Kerr, 2005, Science.

Pollutant Hazes Extend Their Climate-Changing Reach

R. Kerr, 2007, Science.

Concern rising about the next big quake.

R. Kerr, 1980, Science.

Seismology. Seismic crystal ball proving mostly cloudy around the world.

Richard A Kerr, R. Kerr, 2011, Science.

Plumes From the Core Lost and Found

R. Kerr, 2003, Science.

An Entrepreneur Does Climate Science

R. Kerr, 2006, Science.

Searching Land and Sea for the Dinosaur Killer: The impact that triggered a mass extinction and possibly the death of the dinosaurs left clues to its location.

R. Kerr, 1987, Science.

Was there a prelude to the dinosaurs' demise?

R. Kerr, 1988, Science.

Monitoring Earth and sun by satellite.

R. Kerr, 1987, Science.

Huge Impact Is Favored K-T Boundary Killer

R. Kerr, 1988, Science.

Asteroid Impact Gets More Support: The global distribution of shocked quartz at the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary argues for an asteroid or comet impact and against a volcano as a cause of the mass extinction.

R. Kerr, 1987, Science.

Ancient Sea-Level Swings Confirmed

R. Kerr, 1996 .

Global change. Forecasting regional climate change flunks its first test.

R. Kerr, R. A. Kerr, 2013, Science.

Seasonal-Climate Forecasts Improving Ever So Slowly

R. Kerr, 2008, Science.

Controversies hot and cold at Baltimore geophysics meeting.

R A Kerr, R. Kerr, 1993, Science.

Seismology. Learning how to not make your own earthquakes.

R. Kerr, 2012, Science.

Is the World Warming or Not?

R. Kerr, 1995, Science.

Did pinatubo send climate-warming gases into a dither?

R. Kerr, 1994, Science.

EI Nino Metamorphosis Throws Forecasters.

R. Kerr, 1993, Science.

Sunspot-Weather Link Is Down But Not Out: The winte of 1989 has delivered a serious blow to an apparent connection between activity on the sun and the weather on Earth.

R. Kerr, 1990, Science.

Second Clock Supports Orbital Pacing of the Ice Ages

R. Kerr, 1997, Science.

Geomicrobiology: Life Goes to Extremes in the Deep Earth--and Elsewhere?

R. Kerr, 1997, Science.

IRAS Science Briefings.

M. Waldrop, R. Kerr, 1983, Science.

Getting a Handle on The North's 'El Niño'

R. Kerr, 2001, Science.

A New Force in High-Latitude Climate

Richard A. Kerr, R. Kerr, 1999, Science.

Tracing a Young and Malleable Moho: The boundary between the continental crust and the mantle in Nevada appears to be younger than the continent itself.

R. Kerr, 1986, Science.

A job well done at pinatubo volcano.

R. Kerr, 1991, Science.

A Meteoriticist Speaks Out, His Rocks Remain Mute

R. Kerr, 2001, Science.

Chemical comparison of dissolved organic matter isolated from different oceanic environments

R. Kerr, J. Quinn, 1980 .

Megafauna Died From Big Kill, Not Big Chill

R. Kerr, R. A. Kerr, 2003, Science.

Yes, It's Been Getting Warmer in Here Since the CO2 Began to Rise

R. Kerr, 2006, Science.

Who will win the el nino sweepstakes this time?

R. Kerr, 1990, Science.

Partial chemical characterization of estuarine dissolved organic matter

R. Kerr, J. Quinn, 1980 .

Acid Rain Control: Success on the Cheap

Richard A. Kerr, R. Kerr, 1998, Science.

Nuclear waste disposal: alternatives to solidification in glass proposed.

R. Kerr, 1979, Science.

Racism and health

R. Kerr, K. McKenzie, 2003, BMJ : British Medical Journal.

Salt Fingers Mix the Sea

R. Kerr, 2002, Science.

Models Win Big in Forecasting El Niño

Richard A. Kerr, R. Kerr, 1998, Science.

The ozone hole reaches a new low.

R. Kerr, 1993, Science.

Did Volcanoes Drive Ancient Extinctions?

R. Kerr, 2000, Science.

Black Sea Deluge May Have Helped Spread Farming

R. Kerr, 1998, Science.

CO2-Climate Models Defended.

R. Kerr, 1982, Science.

Global Warming Coming Home to Roost in the American West

R. Kerr, 2007, Science.

Climate Modeling's Fudge Factor Comes Under Fire.

R A Kerr, R. Kerr, 1994, Science.

Ozone takes a nose dive after the eruption of mt. Pinatubo.

R. Kerr, 1993, Science.

What Can Replace Cheap Oil--and When?

R. Service, R. Kerr, 2005, Science.

Gasping for Air in Permian Hard Times

R. Kerr, 2005, Science.

A Wetter, Younger Mars Emerging

R. Kerr, 2000, Science.

Making Clouds Darker Sharpens Cloudy Climate Models

R. Kerr, 2003, Science.

Biggest Extinction Hit Land and Sea

R. Kerr, 2000, Science.

A Brighter Outlook for Good Ozone

R. Kerr, Richard A. Kerr, 2002, Science.

A Single Climate Mover for Antarctica

R. Kerr, 2002, Science.

World Starts Taming the Greenhouse

R. Kerr, 2001, Science.

Greenhouse Warming Passes One More Test

R. Kerr, 2001, Science.

Globe's 'Missing Warming' Found in the Ocean

R. Kerr, 2000, Science.

Deep-Sinking Slabs Stir the Mantle

R. Kerr, 1997, Science.

A New Way to Ask the Experts—Rating Radioactive Waste Risks

Richard A. Kerr, R. Kerr, 1996, Science.

Planetary science. Cassini plumbs the depths of the Enceladus sea.

R. Kerr, 2014, Science.

A System Fails at Mars, a Spacecraft Is Lost

Richard A. Kerr, R. Kerr, 1999, Science.

A Surprise La Niña

R. Kerr, 2003, Science.

Reducing Uncertainties of Global Warming

R. Kerr, 2002, Science.

Did the Tropical Pacific Drive The World's Warming?

R. Kerr, 1994, Science.

Fingers of salt help mix the sea.

R. Kerr, 1981, Science.

Sky-High Findings Drop New Hints of Greenhouse Warming

R. Kerr, 1996, Science.

A Well-Intentioned Cleanup Gets Mixed Reviews

R. Kerr, 2000, Science.

Sunspot-Weather Link Holding Up: Last year's suggestion that the solar cycle modulates the weather has passed the first barrage of statistical tests; lingering doubts will require more observations.

R. Kerr, 1988, Science.

Bacteria Help Grow Gold Nuggets From Dirt

R. Kerr, 2006, Science.

It's Official: First Glimmer of Greenhouse Warming Seen

R. Kerr, 1995 .

Ancient tropical climates warm San Francisco gathering.

R. Kerr, 1994, Science.

Studies say--tentatively--that greenhouse warming is here.

R. Kerr, 1995, Science.

Oil resources. Technology is turning U.S. oil around but not the world's.

Richard A Kerr, R. Kerr, 2012, Science.

Parkfield quakes skip a beat.

R. Kerr, 1993, Science.

Seismologists issue a no-win earthquake warning.

R. Kerr, 1992, Science.

The lessons of dr. Browning.

R. Kerr, 1991, Science.

Earthquake—or Earthquack?

R. Kerr, 1990, Science.

Signs of the parkfield quake?

R. Kerr, 1990, Science.

Quake prediction under way in earnest.

R A Kerr, R. Kerr, 1986, Science.

A search for another san andreas.

R. Kerr, 1986, Science.

Parkfield earthquake looks to be on schedule.

R. Kerr, 1986, Science.

Earthquake forecast endorsed.

R. Kerr, 1985, Science.

Old faithful not so faithful anymore.

R. Kerr, 1985, Science.

Prospects for short-term earthquake prediction.

R. Kerr, 1985, Science.

Stalking the Next Parkfield Earthquake: Testing hypotheses at the Parkfield section of the San Andreas already bears a strong resemblance to earthquake prediction.

R. Kerr, 1984, Science.

Palmdale bulge doubts now taken seriously.

R. Kerr, 1981, Science.

Earthquake prediction retracted.

R. Kerr, 1981, Science.

Prediction of huge peruvian quakes quashed.

R A Kerr, R. Kerr, 1981, Science.

Quake prediction by animals gaining respect.

R. Kerr, 1980, Science.

Prospects for earthquake prediction wane.

R. Kerr, 1979, Science.

Earthquake prediction: mexican quake shows one way to look for the big ones.

R. Kerr, 1979, Science.

Earthquakes: prediction proving elusive.

R. Kerr, 1978, Science.

Gulf oil disaster. Five questions on the spill.

E. Stokstad, R. Kerr, E. Kintisch, 2010, Science.

Suture Between North America and Africa Found

R. Kerr, 1985, Science.

Were north pacific waters sinking 18,000 years ago?

R. Kerr, 1985, Science.

Volcanoes Can Muddle the Greenhouse: Cleaning up climate records reveals that the largest volcanic eruptions cool the climate for a few years, complicating identification of the greenhouse warming; climate disasters loom too.

R. Kerr, 1989, Science.

Making the Moon from a Big Splash: The idea that the impact of a Mars-size body on the young earth could have formed the moon has breathed new life into a long-stagnant field.

R. Kerr, 1984, Science.

Chaotic zone yields meteorites.

R. Kerr, 1985, Science.

Making Better Planetary Rings: Particles colliding in Saturn's rings appear to be ice balls, not snowballs, acting like molecules of a gas, a liquid, and perhaps even a solid.

R. Kerr, 1985, Science.

Origin of life: new ingredients suggested.

R A Kerr, R. Kerr, 1980, Science.

No Longer Willful, Gaia Becomes Respectable: The Gaia hypothesis, that Earth is a single huge organism intentionally creating an optimum environment for itself; has been made more palatable; interesting science is coming of it.

R A Kerr, R. Kerr, 1988, Science.

Adaptation to climate change. Time to adapt to a warming world, but where's the science?

R. Kerr, 2011, Science.

Hansen vs. the World on the Greenhouse Threat: Scientists like the attention the greenhouse effect is getting on Capitol Hill, but they shun the reputedly unscientific way their colleague James Hansen went about getting that attention.

R A Kerr, R. Kerr, 1989, Science.

Extracting geothermal energy can be hard.

R. Kerr, 1982, Science.

It's Official: Humans Are Behind Most of Global Warming

R. Kerr, 2001, Science.

Climate Change: Greenhouse Forecasting Still Cloudy

R. Kerr, 1997, Science.

Life or Volcanic Belching on Mars?

R. Kerr, 2004, Science.

Orbital variation--ice age link strengthened.

R. Kerr, 1983, Science.

Iceball Mars?

Richard A Kerr, R. Kerr, 2003, Science.

Meteorology. One Sandy forecast a bigger winner than others.

R. Kerr, 2012, Science.

Scaling down planetary science.

R A Kerr, R. Kerr, 1994, Science.

Continental Drift Nearing Certain Detection: Geodesists are increasingly confident that they are directly measuring the drifting of continents near rates seen in the geologic record.

R. Kerr, 1985, Science.

Greenhouse Bandwagon Rolls On

R. Kerr, 1991, Science.

Weight limit for mass spectroscopy raised.

R A Kerr, R. Kerr, 1982, Science.