
Southern California and Endangered Abalone Populations
Dr. Jim Haw is Ray R. Irani Professor of Chemistry and director of the Environmental Studies Program in the USC Dana and Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences. He is also a scientific, technical and recreational diver.

Southern California and Endangered Abalone Populations

The Historical Collapse of Southern California Fisheries and the Rocky Future of Seafood

Hyperbaric Oxygen: A Spectrum of Emerging Treatments

Challenges Facing Japan's Marine Fisheries

Military Buildup s Environmental Takedown

Offshore Energy Acquisition in the Western Pacific: The Decline of the World s Most Abundant Fisheries

Okinawa and the U.S. military, post 1945

The lost cousins of Homo sapiens in Asia and the South Pacific
By Paige Minteer The evolution of humans is the result of a number of speciation events that have built upon one another to create the modern-day human species: Homo sapiens.

A Persistent Case of Diabetes Mellitus in Guam

An interconnected environment and economy- Shark tourism in Palau

The UNESCO World Heritage Site Selection Process

The Senkaku/Diaoyu Island Dispute in the East China Sea

The Effects of Climate Change on Coral Reef Health

The Philippines and Spratly Islands: A Losing Battle

The Status of Fisheries in China: How deep will we have to dive to find the truth?

Is the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands Doing Enough?

Dreading the Dredging: Military Buildup on Guam and Implications for Marine Biodiversity in Apra Harbor

Bringing War to the "Island of Peace" The Fight for the Preservation of Jeju-do

The Relationship Between the Economy and Tourism on Catalina Island

Northern Elephant Seals: Increasing Population, Decreasing Biodiversity

Marine Protected Areas and Catalina Island: Conserve, Maintain and Enrich

USC Dornsife Scientific Diving: An Analysis of Sargassum Horneri Ecosystem Impact

USC Dornsife Scientific Diving: A New Faculty Member on the Team

USC Dornsife Scientific Diving: The 2013 Guam and Palau Expedition Begins