At least 60% of wild coffee species face extinction triggered by climate change and disease

📆 1/17/2019 10:24 AM
📰 The Independent

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‘Some of the coffee species assessed have not been seen in the wild for more than 100 years, and it is possible that some may already be extinct’

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farmers. 3

for da likes of Monsanto n Bayer, to come with an GM alternative strain of Arabica coffee, control markets, n destroy livelihood of poor 2

We all agree that climate change is a threat to all plants. Point of departure on this article of 20 yrs research is preparing da ground 1

This is worth fighting climate change, just for this alone.

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Please dont i love coffee so so much... 😔

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