Nairobi — Shifting temperatures and rainfall set to hit production of the world's most popular beverage in key growing regions, says Christian Aid report
Climate change is set to ravage tea production in Kenya, the biggest global supplier of black tea, threatening the livelihoods of millions of plantation workers, a report by British charity Christian Aid warned on Monday.
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