Mike Strain plugs carbon capture as climate change fix

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Rising global temperatures could damage crop production, but farmers also need domestic oil and gas production to increase, Louisiana’s agriculture commissioner says. “Climate change is real,” Commissioner Mike Strain told the Press Club of Baton Rouge, adding that carbon capture is the answer because much of Louisiana agriculture relies on fossil fuels for fertilizer production. 

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