<em>Put a price on carbon.End fossil fuel subsidies.</em>
<em>Put a price on carbon.End fossil fuel subsidies.Build low-carbon, resilient cities.</em>
<em>Put a price on carbon.End fossil fuel subsidies.Build low-carbon, resilient cities.Increase energy efficiency and use of renewable energy.</em>
<em>Put a price on carbon.End fossil fuel subsidies.Build low-carbon, resilient cities.Increase energy efficiency and use of renewable energy.Implement climate-smart agriculture and nurture forest landscapes.</em>
<em>Put a price on carbon.End fossil fuel subsidies.</em>
<em>Put a price on carbon.End fossil fuel subsidies.Build low-carbon, resilient cities.</em>
<em>Put a price on carbon.End fossil fuel subsidies.Build low-carbon, resilient cities.Increase energy efficiency and use of renewable energy.</em>
<em>Put a price on carbon.End fossil fuel subsidies.Build low-carbon, resilient cities.Increase energy efficiency and use of renewable energy.Implement climate-smart agriculture and nurture forest landscapes.</em>
The Great Depression for the American farmer really began after World War I. Much of the Roaring '20s was a continual cycle of debt for the American farmer, stemming from falling farm prices and the need to purchase expensive machinery.
