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• Why climate change is a big worry for farmers in this Colorado county  Investigate Midwest
• Data Harvest  Investigate Midwest
• After efforts to address historic discrimination, future federal programs to help Oklahoma Black farmers are in question  Investigate Midwest
• Farmers depend on climate data. They’re suing the USDA for deleting it.  Investigate Midwest
• One senator’s lonely quest to make the farm bill more sustainable  Investigate Midwest
• Student journalist wins University of Illinois award for livestock investigation  Investigate Midwest
• GRAPHIC: Trump support grew in America’s top farming counties despite first-term trade war  Investigate Midwest
• One in 11 people went hungry last year. Climate change is a big reason why.  Investigate Midwest
• Regenerative farming practices require unlearning past advice  Investigate Midwest
• These 13 large cities have added farms. Trump’s DEI cuts could jeopardize continued growth.  Investigate Midwest
• Billions in loans support minority farmers. Trump’s DEI rollbacks cast doubt on their future.  Investigate Midwest
• Bird flu is racing through farms, but Northwest states are rarely testing workers  Investigate Midwest
• The scramble to save critical climate data from Trump’s war on DEI  Investigate Midwest
• GOP owns tariff war pain inflicted on US farmers  Investigate Midwest
• Trump’s funding freeze chills agriculture industry  Investigate Midwest
• ‘Chaotic’ USDA funding freeze stalls rural renewable projects  Investigate Midwest
• John Deere faces lawsuit as lawmakers introduce right-to-repair bills  Investigate Midwest
• The USDA’s farm animal welfare research lab — with just one scientist remaining — dismantled by Trump  Investigate Midwest
• The California-to-Arkansas farmer pipeline  Investigate Midwest
• President Trump’s tariffs bring return of uncertainty for America’s farmers  Investigate Midwest
• Campaign cash flows from ethanol and corn sectors as Illinois lawmakers weigh carbon capture regulations  Investigate Midwest
• Big city water buy-ups in the Lower Arkansas Valley are raising alarms as age-old battles erupt again  The Colorado Sun
• Rural Colorado town’s battle against solar project raises questions about the cultural cost of clean energy  The Colorado Sun
• Money talks and ‘no antibiotics ever’ pledges walk  Investigate Midwest
• The EPA’s crusade against climate science is a fool’s errand  Investigate Midwest
• Texas farmers are worried one of the state’s most precious water resources is running dry. You should be, too.  The Texas Tribune
• Climate report indicates dire future for Mississippi River basin, which is already feeling impacts  Investigate Midwest
• Canceling unsubstantiated climate-smart claims should start with Tyson Foods  Investigate Midwest
• Scientists test fiber hemp for ‘forever chemicals’ cleanup as farmer profits collapse  Investigate Midwest
• Are low-water crops a realistic way to cut back on Colorado water use? 10 southwestern farmers are trying to find out.  The Colorado Sun
• ‘Nothing’s predictable’: Extreme weather is ruining farmers’ crops, and their finances  Investigate Midwest
• The social cost of climate change isn’t zero, Mr. President  Investigate Midwest
• How worried should you be about bird flu?  UC Berkeley School of Public Health
• SNAP spending at farmers’ markets grew 431% over a decade and held steady post-pandemic  Investigate Midwest
• Most farmers are climate skeptics. But it turns out improving their soil also fights climate change  KCUR
• The future of water in Arizona  ASU News
• Can Northwest Arkansas farming survive in Walmart’s backyard?  Investigate Midwest
• As Trump administration cuts funding, lays off USDA staff, Colorado farmers and ranchers feel the hit  Colorado Public Radio
• How America lost control of the bird flu and raised the risk of another pandemic  PBS
• Colorado Farmers Are Heading Into One Of The Driest Planting Seasons In The Last 20 Years  Colorado Public Radio
• Hickenlooper, now a big fan of Senate, talks up green policies at Grand Junction town hall  Colorado Newsline
• The Yale Program on Climate Change Communication  Yale Program on Climate Change Communication
• Chloe Johnson, The Star Tribune  Investigate Midwest
• Mass terminations have cut USDA ‘off at the knees,’ ex-employees say  Investigate Midwest
• ‘Water is more valuable than oil’: the corporation cashing in on America’s drought  The Guardian
• As California farms use less Colorado River water, worries grow over shrinking Salton Sea  Los Angeles Times
• Arizona alfalfa farmers clash with foreign firms over water use  PBS
• The Vanishing Rio Grande: Warming Takes a Toll on a Legendary River  Yale e360
• How Climate Change in Iowa is Changing U.S. Politics  Time Magazine
• FTC should not let John Deere off the hook  Investigate Midwest
• ‘Forever chemical’-laden sewage sludge is a national emergency  Investigate Midwest
• With Lee Zeldin tapped to head EPA, President Trump sets the stage for regulatory rollbacks  Investigate Midwest
• Billions of dollars at stake for farmers hit by Trump funding freeze, pause on foreign aid  KTVQ
• Farmland values lose steam after years of rapid growth  Investigate Midwest
• Why Oklahoma farmers are leery of the energy storage facility next door  Investigate Midwest
• UnReal Milk … will it do a body good?  Investigate Midwest
• The farmers dealing with water shortages even before historic Colorado River deal  The Guardian
• Trump inherits another Big Ag lawsuit as FTC sues John Deere  Investigate Midwest
• Colorado adopts first-ever overtime pay rules for farmworkers, but some worry they aren’t ‘meaningful’  Colorado Public Radio
• Illinois cancer registry to re-examine multiple cases of glioblastoma reported in Piatt County  Investigate Midwest
• Colorado Musician Logan Farmer Grapples With Climate Anxiety On His Somber New Album  Colorado Public Radio
• General Mills launches pesticide reduction plan after traces found in cereal  Investigate Midwest
• Several hundred workers who keep invasive pests out of the US accept Trump’s buyouts  Investigate Midwest
• Western Colorado water purchases stir up worries about the future of farming  Aspen Journalism
• Focus: Giant pipeline in U.S. Midwest tests future of carbon capture  Reuters
• Why climate change divides us  The Christian Science Monitor
• On the Water-Starved Colorado River, Drought Is the New Normal  Yale e360
• Boulder Sues Exxon Over Climate Change: Wildfires, Droughts and Water Are a Few Reasons Why  Inside Climate News
• Colorado Is Examining Water Speculation, And Finding It's 'All The Problems' In One  KUNC
• Foreign Firms Sucking “Virtual” Water From America’s Parched Southwest  Mother Jones
• As Coal Declined, This Valley Turned to Sustainable Farming. Now Fracking Threatens Its Future.  Inside Climate News
• Climate Change: A Matter Of Degree  5280
• Testing Grounds For Monsanto, Other Seed Corporations A Strain On Nearby Residents In Puerto Rico  Investigate Midwest
• Shrinking Colorado River is a growing concern for Yuma farmers — and millions of water users  Los Angeles Times
• Anonymous tipsters often prompt Monsanto farm investigations  Investigate Midwest