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Climate

Record high temperatures in Colombian Coffee Axis

BOGOTA, Colombia - With temperatures of up to 48 Celsius degrees, a town of the Colombian coffee cultivation axis was baptized as "El infiernito" by the prevailing excess of heat, unusual meteorological conditions.

El Niño continues its gradual decline

MELBOURNE, Australia - El Niño remains strong, but continues its gradual decline. Climate models suggest a return to neutral levels in the second quarter of...

El Nino could complicate harvest operations in Brazil

MILAN - Brazilian farmers may face wetter than usual weather conditions due to the lingering effects of El Nino phenomenon as the country is...

On the Bright Side: The Effects of Elevated CO2 on Two Coffee Cultivars

PICTURE: Figure 1. Effect of ambient (390 ppm) and elevated (550 ppm) CO2 concentration on two coffee cultivars, Catuaí (CAT) and Obatã (OBA), growing in...

Cocoa industry searches for solutions to production woes

By Khalil Akhtar* It might not be obvious when you're unwrapping your occasional chocolate bar, but there is trouble facing the cocoa industry. And now a...

Tropical activity slows El Niño decline

MELBOURNE, Australia - A strong El Niño persists, but ocean temperatures in the tropical Pacific are showing a gradual cooling signal. Climate models suggest...

El Niño likely past its peak

A number of El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) indicators suggest that the 2015-16 El Niño has likely peaked in recent weeks. Tropical Pacific Ocean temperatures suggest...

El Niño remains strong, but some cooling now observed at depth

MELBOURNE, Australia - El Niño remains near its peak, with the tropical Pacific Ocean and overlying atmosphere consistent with a strong event. Models suggest...

COP 21: Coffee sector pledges contributions to mitigate and adapt to climate change

BONN, Germany - After 2 weeks of intense negotiations at the Climate change Summit, a historic “Paris” agreement was achieved, with almost every country...

Coffee chemistry and the search for the tasty, pest-free bean

Paul Green and Aaron Davis explain how scientists at Kew and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) are exploring some interesting areas for future...

A billion coffee empire is forming, but there’s a problem threatening the industry

by Erin Brodwin Keurig Green Mountain, which makes the Keurig coffee brewers and single-brew K-cups, recently got acquired by JAB Group for $92 a share,...

A new kind of brew: smallholder coffee and carbon

by Ina Porras Conversion to monoculture continues despite the multiple benefits from improved agricultural systems, such as shade coffee. Have we finally found the arguments...

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