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John Field

Edinburgh, Sheffield
As seen in: Environmental Health Perspectives, British Journal of Cancer, Nature, Wiley Online Library, Journal of Adult and Continuing Education, Patient Education and Counseling, PNAS, The Conversation, Thorax, The New England Journal of Medicine and
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Reproductive Biology and Early Life History Inform Steepness and the Productivity of Rockfishes ( Sebastes spp., Scorpaenidae) in the California Current

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By Sabrina G. Beyer, John Field, Marc Mangel
| Wiley Online Library
S. G., J. C.Field, and M.Mangel. 2026. “Reproductive Biology and Early Life History Inform Steepness and the Productivity of Rockfishes (Sebastes spp., Scorpaenidae) in the California Current.” Fish and Fisheries1–19. Beyer, https://doi.org/10.1111/faf.70099. Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest. Data Availability Statement This study did not generate original data.
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Linking Plant and Microbial Traits to Soil Carbon for Reliable and Resilient Bioenergy Systems

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By Anis Mahmud Khokon, John Field, Aubrey K. Fine
| Wiley Online Library
1 Introduction Bioenergy systems in the United States function as dual-use managed ecosystems, supplying renewable fuels while enhancing ecosystem services, including water quality and soil organic carbon (SOC) storage (Ale et al. 2019; Englund et al. 2020). The cultivation of dedicated perennial bioenergy crops, including grasses and woody species, has been highlighted as a particularly promising strategy for increasing soil organic carbon (SOC) on under-utilized or degraded lands (Mosier et al.
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Commentary | Jane Katz Field and John Field: As Bernie said, 'Sit down and negotiate a decent contract'

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By Jane Field, John Field
| Brattleboro Reformer
In a March 24 Letter to the Editor, Rick Cowan asks: “Do the Brattleboro Memorial Hospital (BMH) nurses understand the implications of walking off the job now?” The more correct question Cowan should be asking would be: “Does BMH management understand the implications of failing to bargain in good faith by insisting on draconian takeaways from the nursing and lower paid staff ?” Ask most Windham County folks how they feel about our hospital, Brattleboro Memorial, and they’ll say how much they...
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