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S. Adam Manley says:

August 19, 2025 at 1:48 pm

VT Digger: “CSAs Adapt to climate crisis” – A quote from a 1st generation farmer says “It’s on the back burner all the time,” Oliva said about extreme weather events in the state. “When are we going to be impacted? What is going to happen?”

Welcome to the life of a farmer, Olivia. Nothing has changed, ever, in this respect. The Farmers’ Almanac was the most popular publication in the entire state for a century. Why? Because it attempted to predict the weather for the upcoming season.

PS: There is no climate crisis. The only crisis is that of the declining education of citizens.

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