Most Dangerous Rain Forest Drink?

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Remember, when you were younger if you will, watching “Bill Nye the Science Guy“?

Well, I just took a trip down memory lane doing some research geeking it out on Discovery Channel’s Planet Green.

Bill Nye is back! Wahoo! Ok, besides the excitement and caffeine consumption, I’ll be serious. This is a serious matter after all.

In this video from Planet Green, Bill Nye explains what the most dangerous drink in the Rain Forest is. Think it’s the water? Try again.

As you may have guessed by now, based on the topic of the blog, coffee is the answer. Calm down! Don’t worry, it’s not hazardous to your health.

Watch Most Dangerous Drink and find out. Sustainable shade-grown coffee, to the rescue!

Jennifer Vaaler is the no-nonsense blogger of Daily Demitasse. Her fuel is also her passion as a Barista by day and freelance copywriter by night and has been featured in trade Industry Journal, Coffee Talk. She specializes in Consulting and writing copy for the Specialty Coffee Industry. When she’s not wielding a portfilter or pen, Jennifer enjoys a great book, crafts and good movie.

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OK I got distracted when looking at your coffee apps post and ended up here! Anyway, my two cents is that the concept of “fair trade” really should take a back seat to “sustainability”. There won’t be much coffee to trade fairly when all the arable coffee land gets destroyed. Here’s a link ( http://www.4c-coffeeassociation.org/en/ ) to a coffee association that that is working to promote the concept of sustainability (for any one interested). Once enough consumers are aware of the problem, they will hopefully be able to affect change.
http://www.aboutcoffees.com/ K Cups

Sustainable shade-grown coffee is the way to go. When will the world wake up?

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I’ve been asking the same question…

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It's coffee because the Farmers burn the Rain Forest then the soil is not good nutrients and the sun is too harsh on the beans, and not good for the enviroment or habitat. But, if they Shade grow coffee, everything would improve.
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This article doesn't mention which is the dangerous rain forest drink.