DAR ES SALAAM: CLIMATE change is significantly impacting coffee farming in Tanzania, increasing production costs and reducing yields, according to the Paradox of Climate-Smart Coffee (PACSMAC) project findings. Speaking on the project’s outcomes, PACSMAC Coordinator Prof Christine Noe said climate change has significantly disrupted coffee production, particularly for smallholder farmers, calling for stronger policy support … The post Climate change threatens coffee farming first appeared on Daily News .