How climate change threatens coffee production | DW Documentary

Apparently 20% of Ethiopias exports is coffee, I wonder how this is possible considering the country is outside of the growing belt?

It seems to evade a lot of people in the Documentation that there is something like a world market for coffee. The price of coffee is currently low not because of exploitation and several other ideologically based factors mentioned in the report, but because there were huge centrally planned coffee producing programs put into action in several States, especially in Vietnam in the past, which swamped the market with coffee which led to lower prices. Whenever world wide coffee production goes down, prices go up. Everybody can look it up on the international exchanges (here best Chicago). The documentary would benefit if it concentrated on the subject and not woke expectations. "Hamburg profited from Colonialism" – what does that have to do with the topic?, just to mention one example. By the way, during the last 60 years coffee was supposed to be on the way out several times and Bananas, and Tomatoes, and so on). Just the stated reasons sounded different. Today everything is "Climate Change".

Liberica is rare?! It's common in my area. 😮

Its insane the level of
Stupidity that liberals have injected into society now everything is a problem and only for the rich lol insane how dumb europe is and how fast usa
Is fallowing

Is that Omah Lay playing in the background?

I'm trying to use biblical practices for my fruit trees. I wonder if the same principles apply to coffee.

This American fastest long-range reconnaissance aircraft flying at an altitude of 26,000 meters at Mach 3.5 carries 46,254 liters of fuel. It consumes 21,000 liters per hour of flight, and the cost of one hour of flight is $18,000. The average EU country with population around 38 Milion people uses yearly – 28 million cubic meters. That means per person in the scale of year it is burned 760 liters of fuel – I ask, who is really polluting the planet? Why is there an organized ecological charade that indoctrinates people with nonsense, making them believe they are the ones responsible for climate change, and therefore must be taxed for it?"

This emphasizes the disparity between individual fuel consumption and the massive fuel requirements of a high-speed aircraft like the SR-71 Blackbird, questioning the focus of environmental policies on individual contributions rather than larger-scale industrial or military activities

I was amused this video goes on about colonialism and the the EU dictates where these people can plant and grow their coffee beans.
Actually I couldn't care less what Cortez did centuries ago, what matters is the coffee taste good and at a reasonable price.
Doesn't matter about the British in Uganda.
Does the coffee taste good?
If not, they can plow their coffee plants under and put up a factory that makes circuit boards for Chinese factories.

i dont drink this shit , i look at it as a drog and these "researchers" as junkies

God Save Coffee

The indigenous peoples were more interesting than the German hipsters.

Monoculture is the source of most agricultural problem, stem from mass production. Producers are constantly fighting the diversity of nature that was put in place long before civilization existed. And using industrial methods to battle nature such as synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, chemicals, gene editing, etc are all human solutions that creates more human problems. The only people stands to benefit from these problems are capitalist at the expense of every life on this planet.

mmm drink coffee and sleep tomorrow