<t>spot;1357273 wrote: So... who is it that currently decides to grow coffee in Central America? Foreigners or locals? I can see that foreigners are eager to buy whatever's grown, but are the growers also foreign? It seems to me that the growers are responsible for what they grow. The buyers are ...

<t>spot;1357226 wrote: On a point of information, is the coffee plant not native to those parts you're describing? It's not an introduced species or anything? or am I thinking of cocoa.<br/>
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1ts an 4frican plant<br/>
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invasive and destructive in latin 4merica<br/>
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<t>Coffee is one of the worst environmental curses ever. <br/>
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• 1st deforestation, <br/>
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• 2nd foreign corporates come in plant coffee. <br/>
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• 3rd the coffee plants acidify the soil so [almost] nothing natural grows anymore<br/>
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The deforestation then causes erosion and ...

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<t>saveme7777;57179000 wrote: I dont think the Bible would lie to us now would it?<br/>
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this is the ultimate question isnt it ?<br/>
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jesus says '' the divided house must fall ''<br/>
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later; '' think not i came to bring peace but division and a sword ''<br/>
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