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Imaging utilization may not be the main driver of imaging's carbon footprint. Joel Samuel, MD, discusses the article by Paul et al. on the role of grid carbon intensity in shaping variations in imaging-related greenhouse gas emissions.
Full article: Same Scan, Different Footprint: Does the Power Grid Matter More Than How Much We Image?
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