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You gotta work hard to turn a once wet tallgrass prairie into a dustbowl! It requires dedication, government intervention through mandates and multiple bailouts, and a pathological unwillingness to try anything else.

You gotta work hard to turn a once wet tallgrass prairie into a dustbowl! It requires dedication, government intervention through mandates and multiple bailouts, and a pathological unwillingness to try anything else.

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If you ate topsoil today, thank a farmer

If you ate topsoil today, thank a farmer

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I feel this way about the whole Upper Mississippi. Lifeblood of the American mythos, yet we’ve let the myth wither. Tragedy to have allowed it's primary function to become an ag sewer and barge pipeline.

I feel this way about the whole Upper Mississippi. Lifeblood of the American mythos, yet we’ve let the myth wither. Tragedy to have allowed it's primary function to become an ag sewer and barge pipeline.

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My modest 16–30 ft buffer bill was deemed totally infeasible in corn-and-soy-ruled Illinois. Instead, here’s the Kaskaskia River, with crops planted to the edge of eroding banks. BTW, ag now wants to claim streambank erosion is a non-ag source of phosphorus pollution. Please.

My modest 16–30 ft buffer bill was deemed totally infeasible in corn-and-soy-ruled Illinois. Instead, here’s the Kaskaskia River, with crops planted to the edge of eroding banks. BTW, ag now wants to claim streambank erosion is a non-ag source of phosphorus pollution. Please.

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If Illinois was "the most important place in the world," we would not leave 20 million acres of it bare and exposed for half the year to let our precious topsoil—created by the unnecessary prairie we plowed under—to blow away and wash into the river.

If Illinois was "the most important place in the world," we would not leave 20 million acres of it bare and exposed for half the year to let our precious topsoil—created by the unnecessary prairie we plowed under—to blow away and wash into the river.

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Most people don't think of Illinois as a major coal state. But Southern Illinois has massive coal deposits and a long history w coal. The toxic legacy of coal mining is visible. This is the Will Scarlet coal mine site, sometimes also known as "Demon Waters," or "The Red Sea."

Most people don't think of Illinois as a major coal state. But Southern Illinois has massive coal deposits and a long history w coal. The toxic legacy of coal mining is visible. This is the Will Scarlet coal mine site, sometimes also known as "Demon Waters," or "The Red Sea."

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Also, if you're complaining about solar panel toxic waste but spraying your fields with PFAS-contaminated biosolids, you might just be a bullshitting cropagandist.

Also, if you're complaining about solar panel toxic waste but spraying your fields with PFAS-contaminated biosolids, you might just be a bullshitting cropagandist.

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