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fromMail Online
2 weeks ago

Trouble brewing: Your beloved cup of tea could soon taste more BITTER

A report published by aid agency Christian Aid warns that rising temperatures and worsening weather extremes in countries such as Kenya, India and Sri Lanka are having an effect on tea leaves. It means your regular brew could soon taste harsher with less consistent flavours, they said. Meanwhile disruptions to harvests caused by the changing climate could also trigger price hikes and unreliable supplies of the staple British drink.
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fromwww.independent.co.uk
2 weeks ago

Warning climate change could threaten Britain's beloved cup of tea

Rising global temperatures and extreme weather are expected to change tea taste, disrupt harvests, and raise prices, harming smallholder farmers.
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