Heat threatens global coffee supply, new analysis finds
Climate Central finds the world’s top five coffee producers now face about 57 extra days annually with temperatures above 30C, with El Salvador adding 99 hot days, Brazil 70 and Ethiopia 34, risking arabica yields; as prices for arabica and robusta surge, adaptation funding for smallholders remains woefully insufficient, prompting initiatives like Oromia’s energy-efficient stoves, while governments must scale climate action to safeguard future coffee supplies.
