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- Grocery prices in the United States rose 2.7% in the past year, especially for meat.
- Experts say the rise stems from a pricing structure tied to production and shipping costs.
- Soil degradation raises farming costs and lowers yields, contributing to higher prices.
- Save Soil estimates United States pays $85.1 billion annually due to soil quality issues.
- Advocates urge soil restoration and sustainable farming to boost resilience and reduce emissions.
