Italy would activate EU exit process the second this starts sounding within the realm of possibility. So would Spain and Greece I'd guess.
Wi: Coffee targeted as a drug.
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I believe it stands to reason that if that happened these nations would naturally be drawn to the biggest coffee producers to ensure their stock isnt cut any time soon...
So Brazil wank?
Yeah. That's critical strategic national interest at stake, we'd align with Brazil istantly.
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Unable to find any details on that but Brazil did burn bricks of dried coffee in their railway locomotives c1932. Around this time the Brazilian govt was combating a drop in global coffee prices by buying up stocks of unsold coffee beans and destroying them. The intended effect was to stimulate the price of coffee. It might have been cheaper to pay the farmers to not grow coffee beans.
Using coffee as fuel in Brazil locomotives
Something every coffee drinker knows, the stuff can power trains... seriously - "Coffee beans are now being pressed into compact briquettes and used for
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Well fuel is expensive and the coffee did burn pretty easily...Unable to find any details on that but Brazil did burn bricks of dried coffee in their railway locomotives c1932. Around this time the Brazilian govt was combating a drop in global coffee prices by buying up stocks of unsold coffee beans and destroying them. The intended effect was to stimulate the price of coffee. It might have been cheaper to pay the farmers to not grow coffee beans.
Using coffee as fuel in Brazil locomotives
Something every coffee drinker knows, the stuff can power trains... seriously - "Coffee beans are now being pressed into compact briquettes and used for
Pesquisadores transformam borra de café em combustível - CicloVivo
Estudiosos do Reino Unido sugerem que o biodiesel seja produzido em pequena escala.
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I also found this result while looking for turning-coffee-into-fuel results(original here in portuguese) but it is a project made by the United Kingdom rather than Brazil, though I wouldnt put past brazilians having already tried it before
Unable to find any details on that but Brazil did burn bricks of dried coffee in their railway locomotives c1932. Around this time the Brazilian govt was combating a drop in global coffee prices by buying up stocks of unsold coffee beans and destroying them. The intended effect was to stimulate the price of coffee. It might have been cheaper to pay the farmers to not grow coffee beans.
Using coffee as fuel in Brazil locomotives
Something every coffee drinker knows, the stuff can power trains... seriously - "Coffee beans are now being pressed into compact briquettes and used for
I got confused, Vargas jr was trying to turn coffee into plastic
Okay so based on this thread there's attempts to make coffee into plastic AND ethanol
I got confused, Vargas jr was trying to turn coffee into plastic
Truly a miraculous herb
About the only countries I can see this at all working in is countries like Britain and Ireland where tea is more popular as a caffeinated beverage than coffee. Though good luck arguing for banning coffee but not tea, since the actual drug in them is the same.
That must have given the railway station a weird smell.Unable to find any details on that but Brazil did burn bricks of dried coffee in their railway locomotives c1932. Around this time the Brazilian govt was combating a drop in global coffee prices by buying up stocks of unsold coffee beans and destroying them. The intended effect was to stimulate the price of coffee. It might have been cheaper to pay the farmers to not grow coffee beans.
Using coffee as fuel in Brazil locomotives
Something every coffee drinker knows, the stuff can power trains... seriously - "Coffee beans are now being pressed into compact briquettes and used for