A May 2021 report by Charity Christian Aid says that by 2050 the changing climate will slash Kenya's optimal tea production conditions by over a quarter. This would hurt farmers and workers alike.
2021/07/05/kenya-tea-growers-shift-to-produce-pineapple-as-climate-change-bites
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