Hello everyone,

I became a coffee addict as a grad student, but this seemed to be in direct
conflict with my bird studies -- how could I drink coffee yet still be a
strong scientific advocate for birds? the answer could be found in
shade-grown coffee. but a new study has shown that in India, at least,
either shade grown or "sun grown" coffee is an environmentally sound choice:

Arabica Versus Robusta: Which Coffee Is Better For Birds?
http://www.forbes.com/sites/grrlscientist/2018/02/17/arabica-versus-robusta-which-coffee-is-better-for-birds/
TinyURL: https://tinyurl.com/ybsv7g9h

I hope you find this piece to be enlightening and entertaining.

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