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Will coffee soon be a thing of the past?

What a bunch of crap...........they can't even be accurate with tomorrows weather forecast

Its going to be so fun to watch society hit rock bottom, does not matter who believes or not in the end the next 3 decades will shows us how far down the rabbit hole we are going to go, its all going to be so much fun one way or another.

... and they aren't. (They're paid for political leverage, so they're biased already).

Starbucks Yukon blend may be grown there.
All of America's problems would be underwater.
Our use of the sun for electricity via solar panels will be taxed. (gasoline won't exist)
And Princess Cruises will offer a cruise deemed "The Polar Express" each holiday season.

"as locations where arabica is currently grown will become unsuitable"

They'll grow it somewhere else. If the planet warms, then lands formerly unsuitable to grow crops will become suitable.

Cold weather areas are unsuitable for human life, yet, there we are, all over the cold and frozen areas on the planet, We can adapt, and so can other creatures and plant life. Where other life forms can't adapt, we help them along, and we've done that too.

The Russians got it made! They should be promoting global warming.

When large coffee fields pop up outside of Moscow?

Russia and Canada will be the big 2 in the new coffee cartel.

When our java comes from Afghanistan, then that's time to worry.

From Genetic modification to Hybrid plants we're probably safe on this , and don't forget other areas of our weird wonderful world will more than likely be suitable for growing coffee as their temps/conditions change .

so this coffee bean will become extinct in the wild, so they assume that all the planted coffee will become extinct? Last time I looked, my coffee was planted and harvested in plantations in Mindanao, (I live in the Philippines and try to eat and drink only local foods)...so it is not harvested from wild bushes in Arabia or Ethiopia.
Just like men devised wheat to grow in the steppes of Ukraine that later made Kansas into a breadbasket, don't you think they can do the same with coffee?
It's articles like this that are so silly that it makes global warming sceptics.