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Extreme rain, extreme drought. And that degree rise is on average it's going to be much worse in some place. Just look at the production if coffee recently, it
by peterpost2 2y ago
Extreme rain, extreme drought. And that degree rise is on average it's going to be much worse in some place.
Just look at the production if coffee recently, its a catastrophe.
- ghastmaster 2y agoSure there will be localized events, but on average, rising temperature and co2 will improve farming world-wide. Hence: For the 2024-25 financial year, India has exported 2.2 lakh tonnes of coffee, up from 1.91 lakh tonnes in the same period last year, showcasing a 15 percent increase. https://english.mathrubhumi.com/news/money/indian-coffee-exports-surge-amid-rising-global-demand-1.9987499 https://english.mathrubhumi.com/news/money/indian-coffee-exp...
- polotics 2y agoWhat so you got one data point, this is your model? Just please read the IPCC reports, you will find nice maps.
- ghastmaster 2y agoHave a link?
- polotics 2y agohttps://interactive-atlas.ipcc.ch/ https://interactive-atlas.ipcc.ch/
- soco 2y agoI find quite interesting the consequence this failing coffee crops reality brought to us: the rise in aromated coffees. Caramel coffee, tiramisu coffee, dark chocolate with cherries coffee, anything works if it can salvage an otherwise bad crop. PS coffee like many other plants can't be farmed "just 100km higher up" or something. There may be easier solutions for some crops, but the reality is, the climate is not simply shifting a few kilometers up, but just changes completely so finding another suitable spot - geographically politically and all, is a real challenge.