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Carlos Garcia-Soto

@cgarciasoto.bsky.social
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Ocean scientist | Working for better Climate and Ocean Governance Author @Nature | @IPCC_CH | @CSIC

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Science Media Centre España @sciencemediacentre.es · 30/09/2026
🌊El calor contenido en los océanos alcanza su nivel más alto, según el último informe de Copernicus 🗨️ @cgarciasoto.bsky.social: "Las tendencias globales indican hacia dónde cambia el océano; el riesgo se decide a escala local. El Mediterráneo lo demuestra" sciencemediacentre.es/el-calor-con...
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Science Media Centre España @sciencemediacentre.es · 08/06/2026
🌊Hoy es el Día Mundial de los Océanos ✍️ @cgarciasoto.bsky.social escribe sobre su papel en las COP, al tratarlos siempre como una cuestión meramente temática, separada de los procesos centrales de decisión. ¿Por qué no una COP31 azul? sciencemediacentre.es/lo-que-le-pa...
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Lo que le pasa al océano afecta a todo el planeta: hacia una COP31 azul
Mientras crece la discusión sobre una posible COP31 azul, un análisis publicado en Nature Portfolio advierte de que el calentamiento oceánico, las olas de calor marinas y la aceleración de la subida d...
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Carlos Garcia-Soto @cgarciasoto.bsky.social · 05/06/2026
What happens to the ocean affects the entire planet. As discussions around a possible #BlueCOP31 continue to grow, the challenge ahead may be not only environmental but also organisational. Thanks to @pampa.bsky.social and @sciencemediacentre.es for publishing this piece ahead of World Oceans Day.
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What happens to the ocean affects the entire planet: towards a Blue COP31
As discussions around a possible “Blue COP31” gain momentum, a recent analysis published in Nature Portfolio warns that record ocean heat, intensifying marine heatwaves and accelerating sea-level rise...
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OneOcean Flotilla @oceanflotilla.bsky.social · 25/05/2026
The ocean shapes how #ClimateChange unfolds, yet it sits at the margins of global climate governance. A comment by @cgarciasoto.bsky.social argues that #COP30 exposed a major institutional gap. Ocean science must be incorporated into climate policy & decision-making.
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Climate governance overlooks the ocean: a structural limitation exposed at COP30 - npj Ocean Sustainability
A persistent gap remains in climate governance: ocean dynamics, despite shaping the pace and expression of climate risk, are still weakly integrated into its core mechanisms. COP30 brought this limita...
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Carlos Garcia-Soto @cgarciasoto.bsky.social · 20/11/2025
Introducing the Global Coherence Framework — a science-policy model to keep climate governance aligned when multilateral processes weaken. Coherence matters. At scale. 🔗 Nature (OA): rdcu.be/ePkCN 🔗 Nature: www.nature.com/articles/d41... 🔗 npj Climate Action (OA): www.nature.com/articles/s44...
Diagram showing the Global Coherence Framework: three loops (evidence, finance, equity) supporting alignment of climate governance within planetary boundaries.
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Carlos Garcia-Soto @cgarciasoto.bsky.social · 17/11/2025
When trust fails, climate COPs stall. In this Nature Correspondence, I outline how to rebuild coherence across science, finance, and North–South leadership as COP30 enters its decisive week. Further details: 🔗 rdcu.be/ePkCN 🔗 www.nature.com/articles/d41... @nature.com #COP30 #ClimateGovernance
Main entrance of COP30 in Belém, Brazil — the venue of the 2025 United Nations Climate Change Conference. Photo: COP30 Amazônia / UN Climate Change (Flickr, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0).
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Carlos Garcia-Soto @cgarciasoto.bsky.social · 04/11/2025
4,000 m below the surface lives the Casper octopus — fragile, unseen, irreplaceable. Machines are being built to mine its world. Protect the unseen ocean before it’s too late. World View article in Nature: 🔗 rdcu.be/eIQyN 🔗 www.nature.com/articles/d41... #DeepSea #OceanImpact #30x30
Casper (ghost) octopus observed at 4,000 m depth — delicate and unseen, a rare form of life in the deep ocean that could be lost if deep-sea mining begins. Image: NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration and Research (2016).
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