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4 Ways to Make Your Coffee Habit More Eco-Friendly @alternet

4 Ways to Make Your Coffee Habit More Eco-Friendly @alternet: Your morning cup of joe comes with some complex environmental impacts. This one is gonna hurt. Although the brew that 62 percent of Americans rely on to perk up each morning has some amazing health upsides, it also comes with some complex environmental impacts. Unless you buy, make, and schlep your cup of joe with care, you could be hurting the planet. Here’s how to be a more mindful coffee consumer.1. Buy 'Green' BeansEarth-friendly labels abound in the coffee aisle, but what do they all mean? Here’s a quick primer:

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