Talking about climate change is almost politically incorrect in Washington D.C. these days. But farmers in red—Republican—states are responding to the impact of global warming nonetheless. “If politicians want to exhaust themselves debating the climate, that’s their choice,” says one Kansas farmer. “I have a farm to run.” The farmers are finding innovative solutions to the droughts that are hitting their crops.
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