Roger Revelle

Roger Revelle was a prominent American oceanographer and atmospheric scientist, best known for his groundbreaking work in understanding climate change. He was instrumental in linking rising carbon dioxide levels to global warming, emphasizing the role of oceans in climate dynamics. Revelle contributed to the establishment of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, advancing research on ocean currents and their impact on weather patterns. His advocacy for climate awareness helped shape environmental policies, making him a key figure in the early efforts to address global warming and promote sustainable practices.