@MikeGrunwald@CanaryMediaInc Great article. I wonder if the overarching problem is a global race to the bottom, because every country wants to be food and energy secure they are willing to subsidize agriculture to "level" the playing field. This then lowers the global crop price driving more subsidies
@MikeGrunwald@MarshaBlackburn It mentions TN has lost 1.2 million acres of farmland in the last 30 years, which is presumably not all from the solar power. Are there good numbers for the amount of farmland lost to solar power?
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