Climate change may slow down crop production as early as 2030, report says

AccuWeather 2022-11-01

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The new report, released by the Environmental Defense Fund, suggests that farmers who grow corn, soybeans and wheat in the Midwest will be especially hard-hit by climate change in the near future.
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