Pests Thrive in Bangladesh and India Tea Gardens Amid Warmer Weather

Tea gardens in Bangladesh and India are facing big problems with pests like red spider mites and looper caterpillars.

These pests are growing because the weather is getting warmer, with longer summers and shorter winters.

The tea plants are getting sick, and the pests are eating more of them.

Farmers are trying to fix this by using different pesticides and making the soil healthier.

They are also studying how to stop these pests better.

Both countries are producing less tea because of these pests.

Scientists are working together to find solutions.