Brazil coffee land could shrink 18% due to climate change

A report on RDC warns that climate change could reduce Brazil's land suitable for coffee cultivation by 18%, threatening its position as the world's top producer and exporter. The claim is based on analysis by Eleonora Gosman, but specific data and methodology are not detailed. This matters because Brazil's coffee output is critical to global supply, and a significant reduction could tighten markets and raise prices.

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