The Environmental Defense Fund announced that Kansas faces more severe weather in the coming decades due to climate change, and it will have significant negative impacts on farm productivity and profitability. The study says that over the past four decades, for every 1°C of warming gross, Kansas farm income declined by 7 percent, and net farm income decreased by 66 percent. This may all be true but Kansas has never been a completely hospitable place as it experiences both polar plunges from the north in winter, and hot arid summers rising up from Texas. It was significantly impacted by the Dust Bowl days of the 1930’s. A larger concern is the increased production of water hungry crops like corn and soybeans, and the drawdown of t...