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Pollinators Besides Bees: Diversifying Our Pollinator Reliance
A new study from Australian researchers talks about non-bee pollinators that make kiwi, coffee, mangoes, canola and others thrive.
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Ecological Stress: Current Coffee Bean Production Requires More Water
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Bitter Drink? Sugar is the Molecular Thug in Your Coffee
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Coffee Protects Against Return of Breast Cancer
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Prone to Spilling? Opt for a Latte
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Your Coffee Drinking Habit Could be Genetic
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Frequent Coffee Drinkers Are Often 'Cold Hearted'
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Caffeine Buzz Evolved to Better Plants
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Espresso in Space? Italian Astronauts Are Bringing a Brewer
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Drinking Coffee May Lower your Risk of Diabetes
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Endometrial Cancer Risk Lowered with Moderate Exercise, Coffee
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Have Another Cup of Joe: Coffee Makes People Happier, Cuts Suicide Risk in Half
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Coffee Linked to Reduced Risk of Developing Liver Cancer in New Study
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