BTW I think $5 is outrageous for coffee, so $7 is beyond outrageous - my 2 normal cafes charge < $3.50.
Why your morning coffee could soon cost a whopping $7
http://flip.it/gYL1x8
Alarming prospect fro coffee drinkers
BTW I think $5 is outrageous for coffee, so $7 is beyond outrageous - my 2 normal cafes charge < $3.50.
Why your morning coffee could soon cost a whopping $7
http://flip.it/gYL1x8
One is too many a thousand not enough.
Probably by then I won’t remember that I love coffee.
If coffe production is halved by 2050, I syspect we'll feel the bite in the next 10 ten years or so. And as we're all so healthy eating real foid and drinking real coffee should we be stock piling vacuum sealed coffee soon?
One is too many a thousand not enough.
Good idea.
Hmmmmm....
I'm not worried...
The worst bigots in the world are those who most loudly proclaim their ‘tolerance’
Assuming that the climate actually changes the way the models say it will (which is a pretty huge assumption), while the current regions where coffee (or any other crop) grows might become unsuitable, other areas will almost certainly open up.
All it requires is for enterprising farmers to pick the crops that are best suited to their terrain and climate.
Good point Hugh.
Yes perhaps climate is changing but is it man made? I don’t know
We have solar panels and a tesla powerwall so live the idea of renewables just makes sense and it’s cheaper.
I don't think it's man-made. Yes, we create micro-climates by using air conditioning (the heat removed from inside ends up outside), asphalt roads and parking lots heat up faster than fields and meadows.
However, the biggest contribution to the overall climate by far is the sun.
The temperature on this planet has never been fixed. We've had ice ages and tropical periods. We've just never been here to live through it. I'm not saying we shouldn't all do our bit but will it make the slightest difference in the long run? Were not even all singing from the same hymn sheet.
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