Carbon cuts could save U.S. farmers billions of dollars
Reductions in greenhouse gas emissions would make droughts less costly
CASH FOR CLIMATE ACTION Cutting carbon emissions could curb droughts, saving the U.S. agriculture sector billions of dollars annually in the coming decades, researchers estimate.
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