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Brightlingsea, Gorleston and Mundesley: 3 beaches near Hertfordshire where you shouldn't swim due to pollution risks

Brightlingsea, Gorleston and Mundesley: 3 beaches near Hertfordshire where you shouldn't swim due to pollution risks
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18 Devon beaches you should not swim at because of pollution risks

18 Devon beaches you should not swim at because of pollution risks
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6 ways AI can help save the planet

Dec 10, 2020
1. Conserving species
The Living Planet Index produced by WWF estimates that wildlife population sizes have dropped by 68 per cent since 1970. The charity advocates the use of artificial intelligence (AI) as a tool of conservation technology to monitor and curb this alarming rate of decline.
One of the most useful applications is in acoustic monitoring, recording the sounds of wildlife ecosystems on weatherproof sensors. Many animals, from birds and bats to mammals and even invertebrates, use sound for communication, navigation and territorial defence, providing reams of rich data on how a species population is doing. AI provides a fast and cost-effective way to analyse hours of recordings for patterns of behaviour. ....

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