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Which jurisdiction recycles them? They are a paper plastic mix, so I know MoCo won't recycle them.  I'm a big Keurig user too. So I'm not judging.

But honestly,when you look at the entire life cycle of getting coffee in your hand, it's horribly environmentally unfriendly, and most of that is how coffee is grown. It wipes out whole forests.  So NO coffee drinker should be sitting in judgment. Buy fair trade, rain forest certified, and to some extent organic, if you "truly" care about the environmental impact of drinking coffee. What happens to k cups is the least of the planet's problems.[/quote]

NP here.  I buy fair-trade organic coffee from a food coop.  It's packaged in paper, which I recycle.  I transport it to my home in reusable bags.  I grind it myself in a 15 year old grinder and make it in either a 20 year old press pot or a 10 year old drip machine with a reusable filter. I compost the grinds.

So, yes, SOME coffee drinkers can sit in judgment, if we wanted to.[/quote]

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