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Climate Uncertainty Could Cost Taxpayers

Global warming? More like global weirding. Here in the Midwest, historic floods and drought conditions are happening at the same time...setting this up to be a rough year for farmers. If that doesn't grab your attention, consider this: if you pay federal taxes, then you subsidize the crop insurance industry. As Harvest Public Media's Tim Lloyd reports, all this crazy weather could make that an expensive proposition.


You can learn more about this story -- and find more agricultural news online -- at HarvestPublicMedia.org. This special website features news, video, podcasts and blogs about agriculture in the Midwest. See for yourself, at HarvestPublicMedia.org.

Stephen Koranda is KPR's Statehouse reporter.