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December 04, 2018
Financial Times published a news article about the continued rise in temperatures and how climate change threatens future crop yields from the Midwestern United States. Senior Research Fellow Keith Wiebe was included in the article explaining model projections that show how crop yields would be different if climate change was not an environmental threat.
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