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  1. AI can track a single bird over time—based solely on its song1
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  3. New method for upcycling polyethylene is suitable for mass production as a raw material for nylon1
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  9. AI can track a single bird over time—based solely on its song1
  10. Global Science Panel Hits Roadblocks Ahead of COP31 Climate Summit1
  11. New method for upcycling polyethylene is suitable for mass production as a raw material for nylon1
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