Recycled coffee grounds for firewood

Coffee waste is a significant environmental issue as it produces methane gas when left to landfill. Zero Impact has a solution, their briquettes are made by compressing dry coffee grounds and waste timber to make an amazing alternative to firewood. Check them out here - https://zeroimpact.co/

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By james-kilby

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