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Tomorrow Today — The Science Show

October 4, 2024

Coping with climate anxiety / The road to sustainable dairy farming / Why the agriculture of the future needs more resistant plants / How plants defend themselves against pests / An AI that measures bird populations by identifying songs and calls

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