How To Save Coffee: Lessons From the Degrowth Movement
Coffee is increasingly at risk from the climate crisis, and corporate-driven incremental change won’t save it. The theory of degrowth offers hope for a better world and a fairer coffee industry.
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COFFEE NEWS ROUNDUP: WEEK ENDING APRIL 20TH
After last episode's relative peace and quiet, coffee news came back with a bang this week. It'
COFFEE NEWS ROUNDUP: WEEK ENDING APRIL 13TH
As everyone knows, Friday the 13th is an unlucky day (especially for attendees of Camp Crystal Lake). However, it is
COFFEE NEWS ROUNDUP: WEEK ENDING APRIL 6TH
Last week was a busy one for coffee. The Proposition 65 ruling came down in California, forcing cafes and roasters
COFFEE NEWS ROUNDUP: WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 23RD
Hello and welcome to another edition of the Pourover's Coffee News Roundup. There's always something going
COFFEE NEWS ROUNDUP: WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 16TH
It's been a very slow week for coffee news. Maybe everyone is still hibernating, or too busy focusing
COFFEE NEWS ROUNDUP: WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 2ND
Last week, during an otherwise uneventful barista shift, I received an order for a latte from someone claiming to be
COFFEE NEWS ROUNDUP: WEEK ENDING JANUARY 26TH
This week was a busy one for coffee, what with studies and lawsuits and a puppy cafe. So without further
COFFEE NEWS ROUNDUP: WEEK ENDING JANUARY 12TH
Hello and welcome to another edition of the Coffee News Roundup. This is the time of year when resolutions are
COFFEE NEWS ROUNDUP: WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 22ND
It’s the Friday before Christmas, and judging by the coffee news this week, the world has mostly given up
COFFEE NEWS ROUNDUP: WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 15TH
Another week of political turmoil, landmark elections, apocalyptic weather and a clearly uncomfortable horse. Powered by various online echo chambers,
COFFEE NEWS ROUNDUP: WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 8TH
Snow has finally come to southeast Michigan, with the first flurries descending as I left for work yesterday morning. After