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Coffee, Catholics and Climate Change in Colombia

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Recent American University School of Communication (AU SOC) graduate Camila DeChalus has completed an impressive multimedia package developed through original reporting and investigative work...
Climate

Climate change could cut world’s coffee supply in half

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As temperatures rise and weather patterns become more erratic around the world, coffee production is beginning to decline. By the mid-21st century, coffee production could...
Climate

Colombian production up 6 percent in the past twelve months

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BOGOTA, Colombia – Despite the negative impact that El Niño phenomenon and the recent transport strike have had on Colombian coffee production and exports, coffee production increased significantly ...
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Fairtrade International reports significant growth in sales of coffee, cocoa, bananas

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New actions on climate, textiles and gender are among a range of initiatives introduced by Fairtrade over the past year and showcased in its...
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ENSO-Neutral conditions are slightly favored during the upcoming Northern Hemisphere fall and winter

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ENSO-Neutral conditions were observed over the past month, although sea surface temperatures (SSTs) were below-average over the east-central equatorial Pacific Ocean. While the Niño-3.4...
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New Texas A&M center to protect key international coffee industry

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COLLEGE STATION — Texas A&M University administrators and researchers are stepping up efforts to protect a worldwide multibillion dollar-a-year industry. Coffee is the main source...
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Coffee quality and cost to be impacted by climate change

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Climate change is already putting production and cost pressures on the supply of coffee in significant parts of the world’s ‘bean belt’ of coffee...
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Negative Indian Ocean Dipole influencing Australia’s climate, while Pacific remains ENSO-neutral

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In the tropical Pacific Ocean, the El Niño—Southern Oscillation (ENSO) remains neutral, but a late and weak La Niña remains possible. In the Indian Ocean, a...
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La Niña is slightly favored for August – October

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ENSO-neutral conditions were observed during the past month, featuring slightly below average sea surface temperatures (SSTs) close to the equator across the eastern tropical Pacific Ocean ...
Climate

El Niño, transport strike take a toll on Colombian production

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l Niño phenomenon and the recent transport strike took a toll on Colombian coffee production and exports during July. Although the adverse effects of El Niño had been experienced in ...
Climate

La Niña WATCH remains, while strong negative Indian Ocean Dipole continues

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Despite some cooling of the tropical Pacific Ocean surface waters, ENSO indicators remain neutral and well shy of La Niña thresholds. In contrast, a...
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Push towards a brighter future for coffee production

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In the southwestern region of Colombia, called Nariño, the impact of climate change is becoming more visible. Trees are dying, coffee plants are contaminated...
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