Indonesia’s Coffee Crop Is Drying Up

Indonesia’s coffee farms are struggling as climate change brings hotter weather and unpredictable rain. The changes are hurting both the size and quality of coffee harvests. Farmers say they are earning less money. Some are considering switching to other crops. Indonesia is one of the world’s largest coffee producers. A drop in its output could raise global coffee prices. Experts warn the problem will worsen unless farmers get help to adapt.