Richard Sanders

Cool - tell us more about the worlds ratchets!

The respiration of exported carbon in midwater is a major way that the biological pump stores carbon in the ocean

Lewis - you seem well acquainted with Norway. Might be worth do doing a bit on Bankid and how useful it is for everything here.

Some great bands there

What is a protected title

Springtime in Bergen

🌊 Great opportunity to contribute to @oceanicu.bsky.social

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Species‐specific diatom dynamics shape their vertical distribution and export during bloom decline The Southern Ocean is a critical region for global biogeochemical cycles, particularly for carbon dioxide uptake and organic carbon export, partly driven by extensive phytoplankton blooms. In natural...

Ultimately the Biological Pump depends on the individual interactions of myriad species with the local environment & with each other. Here Sari Giering & others describe the detailed dynamics that drive flux as a large Southern Ocean Bloom declines.

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Global carbonate chemistry gradients reveal a negative feedback on ocean alkalinity enhancement - Nature Geoscience Intensive ocean alkalinity enhancement will cause a proliferation of calcifying organisms, which reduces its effectiveness as a carbon sequestration approach, according to an analysis of coccolithopho...

This looks like a pretty importamt paper for people modelling calcifiers www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Marine ecosystem role in setting up preindustrial and future climate - Nature Communications A new study reveals that the ocean biological pump plays a vital role in maintaining low atmospheric CO2 levels and facilitating efficient future anthropogenic carbon sinks. Without it, climate change...

We all know the biological pump is interesting, beautiful & valuable, but how important is it in the Earth System? & what role (if any) does it play in ocean Canth uptake? These are just 2 of the Qs explored in this new @oceanicu.bsky.social‬ paper 🌊

www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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Interested in the Southern Ocean C Sink and how to monitor it using autonomous platforms?

Great opportunity to contribute to @tricuso.bsky.social

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Don't do personal stuff here but this seems like a noteworthy exception!

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Within @icos-ri.eu we are thinking through what our strategy in this key area should be - fluxes to the atmosphere and burial are key terms we can manage if we have good long term datasets to detect change. RIs are ideally configured to produce and steward this information for commjnity usage

The Land Ocean Aquatic Continuum (LOAC) is a really important part of the Earth System for carbon cycling.

LandSeaLot - Integration Week 2025 - LandSeaLot The first LandSeaLot Integration Week will bring together the LandSeaLot Consortium, representatives of the LandSeaLot Co-designer and Citizen Science Fora, and key stakeholders from the Research Infr...

Today I'm attending a workshop as part of the #LandSeaLot integration week aimed at understandibg how the Marine RIs can work together in the Land Sea Interface

landsealot.eu/landsealot-i...

🌊The EuroGO-SHIP project has reached a critical point. All the work gathering user views, requirements and perspectives comes together to make a statement of requirements which we need to figure out how to integrate into the RI landscape. We're starting with a 2 day workshop at the top of Ulriken.

Introducing our new project - TRICUSO - Three Research Infrastructures Carbon Uptake Southern Ocean. We aim to integrate effort from surface CO2 observations within ICOS, deep observations from GOSHIP and Argo as a contribution to the WMO Global Greenhouse Gas Watch
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Recently I took some time out to discuss the COP with Toste Tanhua from @geomarkiel.bsky.social. Its a big important event but what does it actually do, and how does it work? I'm not sure if we answered those queries but we had fun trying - what do you think?
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This paper was a long time in the making but I remember the cruise like it was yesterday. Heres a nice Nature Geoscience News and views about the work
www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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Permanent position as head of competence building in ICOS OTC (271502) | NORCE Job title: Permanent position as head of competence building in ICOS OTC (271502), Employer: NORCE, Deadline: Friday, January 3, 2025

Fancy a move to Bergen to help build the ocean domain of ICOS? This job could be for you!

www.jobbnorge.no/en/available...

Enhanced ocean CO2 uptake due to near-surface temperature gradients - Nature Geoscience Accounting for near-surface temperature gradients leads to estimates for annual CO2 uptake in the North Atlantic that are 7% higher, based on a comparison of eddy covariance and bulk CO2 measurements,...

A couple of new @oceanicu.bsky.social papers.

www.nature.com/articles/s41...

www.nature.com/articles/s41...

African tropical peatlands: their value and vulnerability | Royal Society Discussion meeting organised by Professor Simon Lewis FRS, Professor Ifo Suspense Averti, Professor Corneille Ewango and Professor Angela Gallego-Sala.

This looks like an important meeting for folks interested in the land C sink

royalsociety.org/science-even...

This is a very exciting opprtunity

Im at the annual meeting of the EU programme George which focuses on new technology for ocean science. Great to see the pCO2 data from the ICOS station at PAP being showcased!

Frontiers | Quantifying sedimentary ’blue carbon’ in relation to canopy cover in the seagrass meadows of Turneffe Atoll, Belize IntroductionSeagrass sediments are important ‘blue carbon’ reservoirs which store climatically significant quantities of organic carbon (Corg) at the global ...

Interested in Blue Carbon and what controls burial in seagrass meadows? Why not check out our new paper that addresses this key issue on Turneffe Atoll, Belize

www.frontiersin.org/journals/mar...

Connectivity between Siberian river runoff and the lower limb of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation Freshwater from the Arctic participates in the globally important Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC). We use high-resolution, in situ observations of dissolved organic matter (DOM) fl...

This is a really neat paper.

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