David Scott actually said...

"climate change poses a threat to our ranchers, our foresters, and the production of our food, of our fuel, of our fiber."

"This is so important because a recent EPA analysis found that harms from climate change disproportionally impact underserved and under-resourced communities."

"And when you have one agency saying or courts saying we are going to take Roundup and Dicamba off of the market, that impacts the ability to use no-till production practices."

"As farmers are on the front-lines of the climate crisis, climate research is a critical tool for farmers to discover and test best practices and build on-farm resiliency."