Bc video: Sinking below sea level in Bangladesh. Coffee and Climate: Climate Change Threatens Coffee Crops. Climate change is threatening coffee crops in virtually every major coffee producing region of the world.
Higher temperatures, long droughts punctuated by intense rainfall, more resilient pests and plant diseases—all of which are associated with climate change—have reduced coffee supplies dramatically in recent years. Dramatic declines Because coffee varieties have adapted to specific climate zones, a temperature rise of even half a degree can make a big difference. A long-term increase in the number of extreme and unseasonal rainfall events has contributed to lower crop yields that are threatening the livelihood of coffee growers. Global Warming Effects Map - Effects of Global Warming. On Youtube.