American Farmland Trust's primary focus now on climate change and agriculture

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American Farmland Trust's primary focus now on climate change and agriculture

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American Farmland Trust is treating climate change as their "primary thrust" in their advocacy work. This is a major commitment by AFT to make strides in agricultural work to reverse climate change.

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Nov 8, 2019

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American Farmland Trust's primary focus now on climate change and agriculture

American Farmland Trust's primary focus now on climate change and agriculture

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