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More Coffee-Harming Heat Due to Carbon Pollution
KEY FACTS
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Coffee is one of the most popular beverages in the world. But it’s getting harder to produce and more expensive to buy.
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Extreme weather in global coffee-growing regions has likely contributed to coffee price spikes in recent years.
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New analysis from Climate Central shows that climate change added more coffee-harming heat to the world’s coffee-growing regions during 2021-2025, potentially affecting the quality and quantity of recent harvests.
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The 25 coffee-growing countries analyzed account for about 97% of global coffee production — and all of them experienced more coffee-harming heat during the past five years because of climate change.
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The top five coffee-growing countries, responsible for 75% of the world’s supply, experienced on average 57 extra days of coffee-harming heat annually because of climate change.
Global Coffee Production and Prices under Environmental Stress Published on Climate Central
