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WCDT: 30 May-3 June 2011 (1936-1940)
pwhodges:
Hanners has got it wrong, for a change. The beans are not contributing to global warming, as they are a renewable resource and the next batch is taking back the CO2 from the air as it grows.
akronnick:
--- Quote from: pwhodges on 01 Jun 2011, 02:53 ---Hanners has got it wrong, for a change. The beans are not contributing to global warming, as they are a renewable resource and the next batch is taking back the CO2 from the air as it grows.
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That's only if you don't take into account the trucks and the trains and the ships that bring the beans from wherever they grow to NoHo MA, which is not exactly known as one of the great coffee producing regions of the world.
edit: Added pwhodges text due to page flip.
pwhodges:
True - but she's concerned with the beans themselves at this point, and the transport and processing would presumably apply similarly to any alternative.
Border Reiver:
So to avoid contributing to the local greenhouse problem too much we should drink only locally produced beer/ale (presuming of course that your locality can grow the appropriate grains)?
Cool, I'm in.
kent_eh:
--- Quote from: Border Reiver on 01 Jun 2011, 04:27 ---So to avoid contributing to the local greenhouse problem too much we should drink only locally produced beer/ale (presuming of course that your locality can grow the appropriate grains)?
Cool, I'm in.
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Y'know those bubbles in the beer...
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