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Nespresso's commitment: 4.5 million trees planted since 2014
"Trees enrich the soil, regulate the water cycle, preserve and regenerate biodiversity." Agriculture with trees: this is the concept behind agroforestry. Since 2014, Nespresso has planted 4.5 million trees in and around coffee farms, including 2.8 million trees with PUR Projet. This video has been produced in partnership with a brand
30/09/2020 22:34
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Zenith O.
08/10/2020 10:42I want see them producing food in big scale with that system. For small farms and organic farmers Selling small quantity it is fantastic. But when it is to feed 7 billion of people today unfortunately the process is too long and small.
Hélio A.
06/10/2020 20:43o que pensas disto?
Samuel L.
05/10/2020 21:15worth a watch
Harris H.
29/09/2020 21:16England needs help on our moorlands!
Brad M.
26/09/2020 22:39Uumoussss
Owen L.
24/09/2020 16:03Am I right in thinking that the company is owned by nestle one of the most evil companies worldwide 🤔
Rdkmrs D.
21/09/2020 06:24Thank you for initiative for paying back our nature is a wonderful gesture .... Is a vice versa system - put your money and ideas where your financial recourses came from . ... Well done Nepresso 🙏🏻😘
Jim M.
20/09/2020 17:40Don't get me wrong it's marvelous that the company is making an effort but I have a few questions. Is this classed as regenerative agriculture? Do you use micro biology to help regulate the bacteria in the soil? Is it fair trade? Are you using eco friendly materials and contains, do you have carbon re capture plants at the sites of your factory's as well as just planting trees. I ask because planting trees along isn't enough to offset carbon emissions and doesn't remove carbon monoxide or the soot particles. Are the companies materials bio renewable, recyled, bio degradable and or free from cfcs and other environmental toxins.
Dean W.
19/09/2020 17:41I found one of those beetles in my shag pile rug
Neil H.
19/09/2020 05:06I do wish people wouldn't automatically say conventional agriculture. There's no sutch thing and every farmer I know is passionate about their soil.
Ebo K.
18/09/2020 16:19O
Vicki L.
18/09/2020 13:52Climate change? 😂 conspiracy theories! Tut tut