Caffeine

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. According to scientific researchers, coffee is under threat due to climate change. Scientists have highlighted that climate change is happening so fast that caffeine farms would have to move their plantations 50m every decade to survive! Researchers have also stated that they have not taken into account the fact that the widespread deforestation taking place in the highland forests are inevitable. Besides, these highland forests are where the beans are grown. Hence, official reports have revealed that the popular Arabica beans could face extinction within decades. Indeed, official statistics have estimated that the rising global temperatures and subtle changes in seasonal conditions could make 99.7 per cent of Arabica-growing areas unsuitable for the plant by 2080. Other predictions have made it clear that Arabica could be extinct in these forests by theyear 2020 itself if climate change persists; if seedlings are still found to be limited in quantiy; due to loss of mature Arabica specimens and low frequency of flowering and fruiting...