BY SETH TEPLY, OPINION CONTRIBUTOR
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Originally Published by The Hill
When Congress returns from recess, lawmakers are aiming to craft a new farm bill that reauthorizes billions of dollars in federal spending and sets priorities for national agriculture, nutrition, conservation and forestry policies. Given the vital importance of this once-every-five-years legislation and the urgent need to mitigate climate issues, lawmakers should incorporate two provisions that bolster the nation’s food supply, reduce food waste and slash the nation’s carbon footprint associated with food production.
