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Climate change is bad news for tea drinkers CHRISTIAN AID Richard Koskei, a tea farmer from Kericho, Kenya BRITAIN’s beloved daily cup of tea is under threat as climate change intensifies, affecting the world’s prime tea-growing regions, including Kenya and India, a new report from Christian Aid suggests. Not only will supplies of tea be reduced as a result of poor crop yields, says the report, Reading the Tea Leaves: Climate change and the British cuppa, bu...

Assam, other tea producing nations face climate impacts: Report A new report from the charity Christian Aid on Monday showed that India along with other tea producing nations, are facing a host of climate related impacts such as rising temperatures, erratic rainfall, droughts and new insect infestations.   |  11 May 2021 2:08 AM GMT NEW DELHI: A new report from the charity Christian Aid on Monday showed that India along with other tea producing nations, are facing a host of climate related...

Climate to ravage Kenyas tea production AFP 5 days ago © Yasuyoshi CHIBA Tea is the worlds most consumed drink after water Climate change is set to devastate Kenyas tea production as the worlds largest exporter faces rising temperatures, erratic rainfall and insect infestations, according to analysis released on Monday. Tea is the worlds most consumed drink after water and disruption in supply from the east African nation is predicted to have a global impact.  A report from the charity Ch...

India, other tea producing nations face climate impacts IANS 5 days ago © IANS India, other tea producing nations face climate impacts New Delhi, May 10 (IANS) A new report from the charity Christian Aid on Monday showed that India along with other tea producing nations, are facing a host of climate related impacts such as rising temperatures, erratic rainfall, droughts and new insect infestations. With its crucial role in the global market, the fate of the Indian tea sector has a major ef...

Climate Change Toggle share menu Advertisement The verdant tea fields of Kenyas Kericho. (Photo: AFP/TONY KARUMBA) 10 May 2021 09:54AM (Updated: 10 May 2021 10:00AM) Share this content Bookmark PARIS: Climate change is set to devastate Kenyas tea production as the worlds largest exporter faces rising temperatures, erratic rainfall and insect infestations, according to analysis released on Monday (May 10). Tea is the worlds most consumed drink after water and...

Climate to ravage Kenya’s tea production 385 PARIS, May 9, 2021 (BSS/AFP) – Climate change is set to devastate Kenya’s tea production as the world’s largest exporter faces rising temperatures, erratic rainfall and insect infestations, according to analysis released on Monday. Tea is the world’s most consumed drink after water and disruption in supply from the east African nation is predicted to have a global impact. A report from the charity Christian Aid outlined the various threats ...

Story highlights After water, tea is the most consumed drink in the world and has been affected by disruption in tea supplies from the Kenya which might have global impact Climate change could demolish Kenya’s tea production as temperatures continue to rise.  Kenya is the world’s largest exporter of tea which has been deeply affected by unpredictable rainfall and infestations of insects, as per a report by the charity Christian Aid. After water, tea is the most consumed drink in the world...