Who Profits From CO2 Pipelines? Trent and Damian Buckley Expose Ag Trends and Global Warming Claims
The focus then shifts to the contentious CO2 pipeline fight in North Dakota, examining who stands to profit and whether these projects truly benefit the land and its people. Trent shares his perspective on the federal government's stance on these pipelines, predicting little to no policy change even if Trump returns to office. The conversation takes a nostalgic turn as Trent reflects on agricultural practices from his high school days in 1984 and how advancements in technology and changes in policy have reshaped farming today. Damian and Trent also explore the economic realities facing producers, touching on commodity prices and how global trade impacts local farmers. Finally, they discuss the decline in U.S. sheep numbers and the nation’s increasing reliance on lamb imports, questioning the long-term effects on American agriculture. This thought-provoking episode offers a wealth of insight for anyone passionate about the future of farming and rural life.
