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Climate change is driving and intensifying extreme weather in major coffee-producing countries.
Brazil and Vietnam , the two biggest producers of coffee in the world, are both currently grappling with drought.
Coffee is a finicky plant that’s particularly vulnerable to heat and shifts in seasonality.
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