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IATP in the News

• Climate-Friendly Food Systems Offer Biden Dual Budget Bill Wins — Bloomberg Law
• Cargill, Continental Grain Take Over Chicken Leader Sanderson Farms for $4.5 Billion — Food & Power
• Cold hard facts on warming — POLITICO
• The UN’s Big Climate Report Buried Some Bad News About Our Eating Habits — Mother Jones
• Global food supplies will suffer as temperatures rise – climate crisis report — The Guardian
• Agri-Business Corporations Are Trying to Save The Environment. Or Are They? — Modern Farmer
• As Carbon Markets Reward New Efforts, Will Regenerative Farming Pioneers Be Left in the Dirt? — Civil Eats
• Paris Agreement: Biden's chance to restore international standing — The Hill 
• Working with EU on food sustainability requires redefining US agricultural governance — EURACTIV 
• North American farmers profit as consumers pressure food business to go green — Reuters 
• US chemical industry overreaches by invoking USMCA — The Hill 
• Farmers need to adapt to climate change to stay profitable, experts say — Marketplace 
• Du vin, du pain, du Boursin with coconut and rapeseed oil? — The Telegraph 
• Biden advisors push a new plan to slow global warming: A soil carbon bank for farmers — The Counter 
• How can changing your food shop help biodiversity? — BBC News 
• Are Carbon Markets for Farmers Worth the Hype? — Civil Eats 
• Big Oil Is in Trouble. Its Plan: Flood Africa With Plastic. — The New York Times
• How Mega-Dairy and Meat Production Are Heating Up the Planet — Food Tank
• Dairy Dialog Podcast 89 — The Dairy Reporter 
• Maine’s PFAS-Specific Statute of Limitations Bill Moves Forward — Bloomberg Law
• Agrifood Brief: Unholy alliances — EURACTIV
• Mexico is phasing out imports of glyphosate and GMO corn. Supporters say that could reverse years of damage from U.S. trade policy —The Counter
• Emissions from 13 dairy firms match those of entire UK, says report — The Guardian 
• As leaders warned of U.S. meat shortages, overseas exports of pork and beef continued — USA Today 
• Farmers are worried about going under. That could put fruit and vegetables in short supply — CNN Business
• Report Says Top 13 Dairy Companies Have As Many Emissions As United Kingdom — Forbes 
• The climate bill even Big Agriculture loves — Grist
• Coronavirus cases found in at least 17 meat processing plants across the U.S. — CBS This Morning 
• The Food Chain's Weakest Link: Slaughterhouses — The New York Times
• America's Meat Supply Chain Is Feeling the Pressure of the COVID-19 Outbreak — Food & Wine 
• Meat processing plants are closing due to covid-19 outbreaks. Beef shortfalls may follow. — Washington Post
• Covid-19 has closed major meat plants across the U.S. What happens to farmers, livestock, prices, and supply? Your questions, answered. — The Counter 
• Pockets of Rural America Are Less Vulnerable to Economic — Fallout For Now — Pew
• Polluting industries cash-in on COVID, harming climate in the process — InsideClimate News 
• As coronavirus drives down commodity prices, farm groups ask for aid — FERN