On the recordMarch 28, 2022
These were funds that were a lifeline for many citrus producers in Florida that have been on the frontlines of experiencing the damaging effects of climate change.
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Wasserman Schultz highlights the importance of funding for Florida citrus producers affected by climate change.
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