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Attributional and Consequential Methods of Quantifying Emissions. – Digital Learning Applications and Media
If you’re interested in some follow-up reading, then check out Bo Weidema’s paper Market Information in Life Cycle Assessment, Matthew Brander’s paper on the attributional-consequential distinction, ... Accessed 4 June 2026. Brander, Matthew , and
Their Finest Hour Archive Launch – Their Finest Hour
Dr Matthew Kidd, project manager, said: “The success of the project would not have been possible without the voluntary effort of thousands of dedicated volunteers and contributors.
Update on our Mandatory drug and alcohol treatment orders project – NESSIE – NIHR Evidence Synthesis Scotland InitiativE
Spotlight on researchers – Professor Peter Matthews .
Trial access: Church Missionary Society Periodicals – HCA Librarian
The Library currently has trial access to the Church Missionary Society Periodicals from Adam Matthew Digital.
Two Kerplunks and several fly pigs – Equity for Pigs
Matthew then let us artists out and the pigs into the yard. ... A third sow stayed inside as she was ‘a bit grumpy’ to borrow Matthew ’s understated phrase.
Spotlight on Gale Cengage digital primary sources – HCA Librarian
Adam Matthew and ProQuest will also be taking part in the Discovery Day on 30th January.
Events – Art in Translation
Matthew Collins (Niels Bohr Professor, University of Copenhagen and Professor of Biomolecular Archaeology, University of Cambridge).
Discovery Day – find your way round our digital primary sources – HCA Librarian
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EEHN Research Celebration Post 2025 – EEHN
Matthew Lear, PhD Student, School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures.
Mental Health and Justice: the Execution of Scott Panetti – Global Justice Blog
When Cerys Marie Yemm was killed in Argoed, South Wales, earlier this month, the mother of Matthew Williams told The Guardian that her son should have been in hospital receiving treatment