Climate change is severely impacting the global coffee supply, causing price increases and threatening farmers' livelihoods. An analysis by Climate Central reveals that rising temperatures above 30℃ are detrimental to coffee plants, particularly in major producing countries like Brazil, Colombia, Ethiopia, Indonesia, and Vietnam. Smallholder farmers, who make up 80% of coffee producers, are disproportionately affected, receiving minimal funding for adaptation. Experts emphasize the urgent need for government action and investment in sustainable practices to protect coffee production and quality.