Climate Change Threatens Global Coffee Supply

Coffee, which many people drink every day, is in trouble because of climate change.

In India, where some of the best coffee grows, the weather is becoming unpredictable.

This means coffee plants are not growing as well as they used to.

Farmers are having to switch to stronger types of coffee plants that can handle the changing weather.

While the taste of coffee might get better because of new farming methods, it could also become more expensive.

Scientists and farmers are working on ways to protect coffee plants, but it will take time.

If nothing is done, our morning coffee might become harder to find and more costly in the future.