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Report Wetlands in Peril Protecting wetlands in the Upper Midwest from industrial agriculture could prevent up to $754 billion in residential flood damages.
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Activist Resource A Path Forward We know the next four years will be a dangerous time for our country and for everyone who cares about a safe, sustainable, and just future.
Activist Resource How Long Has The Farm Bill Been Expired? Congress has let the once-every-five years food and farm bill expire—but the 332 million people in the US still need to eat.