Professor of Marine Biogeochemistry working on blue carbon and submarine groundwater discharge. Editor-in-Chief Global Biogeochemical Cycles (he/him).

Joined August 2018
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Prof Isaac Santos retweeted
Safe to say that seagrass meadows are great carbon sinks, at least in cold-temperate systems! CH4 emissions counteracts very small fractions 🫧 I feel honoured to work with such a wonderful team @Barefoot_Lab
Replying to @diLinnex
@diLinnex first paper just out in @JGRBiogeo Drivers of Seasonal and Diel #Methane Emissions From a #Seagrass Ecosystem CO2-equivalent CH4 emissions counteracted only ~6% of the CO2 uptake over a seagrass meadow, and ~1% of sediment carbon sequestration doi.org/10.1029/2024JG008079
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We are hosting two seminars today @Naturvetenskap 3.15 pm Sweden time Zoom gu-se.zoom.us/j/65702490997 @EeroAsmala Carbon burial in boreal lakes: linking sediment records to nutrient enrichment Claire Treat Regional methane emissions from small to very large All welcome!
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All welcome to Yvonne Yau @yyyyvonne PhD defense @Naturvetenskap . ”Methane offsets to carbon sequestration in coastal ecosystems” Friday 26 Nov 1 pm Sweden time. Details and zoom link below. gu.se/en/event/yu-yan-yau-me…
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Thinking about publishing your work with AGU? Let’s connect at #AGU24! Sign up for a 15-minute, in-person 1-on-1 meeting with me to explore publishing options with AGU journals. Editor Rapid Review sessions at the Open Science Pavilion. 🔗  lite.spr.ly/6007DXph  #AGUPubs
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Yvonne Yau @yyyyvonne nails her PhD thesis on methane emissions from coastal ecosystems starting the Swedish ritual for graduation. @Naturvetenskap
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Prof Isaac Santos retweeted
🚨🚨new paper alert 🚨🚨 “The Global Biogeochemical Cycle of Rhenium” is OUT! If you’ve ever wondered what element 75 is all about, this is the paper for you! dx.doi.org/10.1029/2024GB008…
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Webnário em português organizado pelo Programa de Geoquimica da UFF “Dicas para publicar em revistas da AGU” 27 de Setembro, 10:00-12:00 horário de Brasília Prof. Isaac Santos, Editor Chefe da Global Biogeochemical Cycles Link: meet.google.com/snm-anof-pcy @theAGU

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Prof Isaac Santos retweeted
Our new research group the "Wetland Carbon Lab" is looking for PhD students interested in clarifying the role tropical wetlands play in the global carbon budget. Come and join us! @ntu_ase @NTUsg
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Prof Isaac Santos retweeted
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Europe’s new greenhouse gas budget is here! The recently published accounting highlights the carbon sources and sinks from the continent’s past decade. eos.org/research-spotlights/…
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What a privilege to host awesome blue carbon colleagues @ArianeArias @AndreRovai @HolmerMarianne et al.!
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All welcome to Alex Cabral @alexcabralds PhD defense tomorrow Friday 1 pm Sweden time. ”Carbon outwelling and greenhouse gas exchange across mangrove seascapes” Public zoom link: gu-se.zoom.us/j/66479712805?… Short story about his journey: gu.se/en/news/mangroves-more…
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Prof Isaac Santos retweeted
🌿Mangrove outwelling is a major carbon sequestration pathway, driving bicarbonate storage in the ocean. 🌊 Using radium isotopes, we resolved carbon outwelling from mangrove porewater to the continental shelf across seascapes in Brazil. 🌎 Open access: doi.org/10.1029/2024JC021319
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Prof Isaac Santos retweeted
Great to see the GCP-RECCAP2 regional GHG budgets being published. This August Carbon and Greenhouse Gas Budgets of Europe: Trends, Interannual and Spatial Variability, and Their Drivers Europe, net GHG (CO2,CH4,N2O) source of 3.9 Pg CO2e yr, 2010–2019 agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.…
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Prof Isaac Santos retweeted
Coastal #lagoons are stronger #methane emitters than previously thought.... 🌊🌍🫧🫧🌍🌊 ...and this is due to expanding #eutrophication and #urbanization 🏘️🚮🏘️ Check out our latest research #ASLO_Letters @aslo_org #OpenAccess: 👉doi.org/10.1002/lol2.10430
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Another awesome #ASLO_LO paper showing how #wetlands impact carbon outwelling and emissions with observations across an Australian climatic gradient. #mangroves and #saltmarshes cover <1% of catchments but can contribute about 46-67% of all carbon exported to the ocean.
Our new paper about estuarine carbon fluxes was published in L&O today. doi.org/10.1002/lno.12660
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Do you have a favorite chemical element? Interested in biogeochemistry? Write a review paper for @theAGU Global Biogeochemical Cycles Special Collection The Elements. Details here: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.…
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