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Assessing avoided carbon impacts: introducing the potential avoidance of carbon emissions through research (PACER) framework

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By chris rogers, Sharon Henson
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Net zero carbon priorities drive a substantial portfolio of research initiatives. As such interest into the ability to assess impact if research outputs were to be implemented at scale is growing. Namely, the potential future avoidance of carbon emissions. This is of interest both to justify net zero research efforts and provide confidence to investors and implementers of the scale of impact. However, current carbon calculation tools do not extend into potential future avoidance.
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The intrauterine effects of a maternal winter diet of either kale or fodder beet on measures of calf stature and bone morphology at birth

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By Michaela Gibson, chris rogers, Penny Back, Dawn E. Dalley
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Fodder beet and kale are commonly used winter crops in New Zealand dairy and dairy support farm systems. Fodder beet (FB) is known to have lower crude protein, phosphorus and calcium content compared to kale. The intrauterine effects of feeding FB during late pregnancy on bone growth and development in calves requires attention. This study aimed to examine the intrauterine effects of a maternal diet of either kale or FB on measures of calf stature and bone morphology at birth.
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Further insights into MARS 2 - Authors' reply

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By Eric Lim, Harefield Hospitals, chris rogers
| The Lancet Verified
We thank Yumna Ahmed and colleagues for their interest in our work.1 With specific reference to their query over why we did not include patients with stage IIIB or stage IV malignant pleural mesothelioma, this was a surgical trial and complete resection is not usually achievable in such an advanced stage of disease.
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