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Beer shortage - Say it isn't so

Discussion in 'Off-Topic Forum' started by cabb, Oct 16, 2018.

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  1. cabb

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    yeah, i heard that there will be no beer in the future. where's that rope:rolleyes:
     
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    Good thing I drink rum. Keep burning that oil!

    Also, I thought that an increase in carbon dioxide helped plants grow. Maybe some of the suitable countries not hit by drought can pick up the slack. (If there is money to be made I'm sure they will.)
     
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    Switched to wine years ago, go grape go.
     
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    Calm down .... it may all not be bad news :smile:

    The article linked to by @furriner stated "An international team of researchers from China, Britain and the U.S. looked at how climate change would affect the crop over the next 80 years."

    So you have 80 years left to drink beer.

    Feel better? :wink:
     
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