The two million acres of corn fields dotting the state aren’t just making food. They’re creating heat. And with sweltering temperatures just around the corner, things are about to get extra hot. Corn “sweats” to cool off, releasing water vapor into the air. This increases the humidity and makes temperatures feel much warmer, said Michigan State University professor Bruno Basso. …
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