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Michigan Study Reveals Bumble Bee Declines
A study led by Michigan State University shows that populations of half the bumble bee species found in the state have declined by more than 50%. Study results, published in Ecology, compared the distribution of 12 diffe
25 April, 2019California Launches Public-Private Partnership to Advance Carbon Farming
The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) and the California Air Resources Board (CARB) have anounced the launch of a public-private initiative to advance climate smart agriculture and reduce greenhouse ga
25 April, 2019Massachusetts Grants Help Farmers Address Climate Change
Massachusetts state government has awarded $1 million in grants to 40 agricultural operations in the state to install practices that help mitigate their impacts on climate change and adapt to changing climate conditions.
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