You've heard it before: "The planet is dying!" "Society is going to collapse!" "We are going to run out of water!"
Elite climate alarmists will stop at nothing to throw dirt on the things Americans love and enjoy in order to push the Left's radical Green New Deal.
The World Economic Forum (WEF) now has a new target: Coffee.
During last week's annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, Swiss banker Hubert Keller told the WEF panel that too much CO2 is exerted into the atmosphere through coffee production, warning that "they're coming for your coffee."
In a clip posted to social media, Keller pointed to the amount of "tonnes" (metric units equivalent to 2,204 lbs) CO2 coffee makers put into the air globally when producing their product. He said that the "coffee that we all drink emits between 15 and 20 tonnes of CO2 per tonne of coffee. So we should all know that this is — every time we drink coffee, we are basically putting CO2 into the atmosphere."
These are the same global elitists who want us to get our protein from eating crickets and try to make us believe eating meat will cause the world to end.
"Most of the coffee plantation — most of the coffee's produced through monoculture, and monoculture is also affected by climate change. The quality of these nature assets is deteriorating quite rapidly," Keller added.
The global warming fear-monger said that making the coffee industry more eco-friendly is a $250 billion market— no wonder why the world's most elite Leftists want to push their new attack on one of the country’s most beloved beverage.
So, not only does drinking coffee cause damage to the climate, but cars do as well. Having children is irresponsible, and gas stoves are evil. Not only that, refrigerators and freezers are also the planet's enemy.
Journalist Tim Hinchliffe blasted the WEF elitists for putting a guilt trip on coffee drinkers.
"It's all a power grab to seize land and the means of production to carbon tax you and I to oblivion," Hinchliffe said. "When he says production is 'fragmented,' he's saying it has yet to be captured by corporations & centralized. The coffee farmers in the globalist-termed 'global south' are to be stripped of their livelihoods in the name of climate justice."
