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Chocolate could disappear by 2050. Could this climate-resistant alternative [carob] take its place?

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Chocolate could disappear by 2050. Could this climate-resistant alternative [carob] take its place?

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Climate@slrpnk.netEnglish · 1 month ago

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Meet the scientists saving the chocolate industry from climate change

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As cocoa production plunges, scientists have turned to a climate-resilient plant to save the chocolate industry.

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Fucking Hell No. Save the Chocolate!

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