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Costa Rica Uses 30 Truckloads of Coffee Grounds for Ecological Restoration
La República
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- 30 truckloads of coffee grounds were dumped in an area in Costa Rica
- The area's ecosystem improved significantly two years later
- Coffee grounds are seen as a new approach to ecological restoration
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In 2018, a total of 30 truckloads of coffee grounds were dumped in an area in Costa Rica as part of an ecological restoration project. Two years later, research showed that the area's ecosystem had improved significantly. The project demonstrated how coffee grounds can be used as a tool for ecological restoration.
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- Why was coffee grounds dumped in Costa Rica?
- Coffee grounds were dumped as part of an ecological restoration project.
- What were the results of the project?
- The project showed that coffee grounds made a significant contribution to the area's ecosystem improvement.
- Why is this project important?
- This project is seen as a new approach to ecological restoration.
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