Signal to Noise: Ag Republicans Unveil Climate Plans

Republicans on the House Agriculture Committee unveiled their proposals to address climate change on Friday.

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Republicans on the House Agriculture Committee unveiled their proposals to address climate change on Friday. Jim Wiesemeyer has the details of the minority climate plan in this week’s DC Signal to Noise Podcast.

Other issues addressed this week:

  • Russia Sanctions
  • China wants to be the center of world currency
  • Are CRP changes coming?
  • A WHIP+ update

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