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Fair Trade Coffee: Coming to a Cafe Near You (Short Version)

Buying fair trade coffee -- coffee grown and sold with concern for both the coffee farmer and the land -- may not be the bravest form of activism. But the impact of consuming ethically on poverty and the environment is impossible to ignore.
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