A few weeks ago, we warned you how climate change is going to reduce coffee production worldwide, not to mention how difficult it’d be to get out of bed in a world without coffee. But you don’t have to take our word for it. Jim Hanna, the director of sustainability for Starbucks, recently told the Guardian newspaper that climate change is directly threatening the world’s coffee supply.

In his interview with the Guardian, Hanna said: “What we are really seeing as a company as we look 10, 20, 30 years down the road — if conditions continue as they are — is a potentially significant risk to our supply chain, which is the Arabica coffee bean.”

Monday morning, the threat to coffee from our changing climate was also featured on the CBS Early Show. Click here to watch the video.

As climate change increases the odds of some kinds of extreme weather (everything from sporadic, yet intense rainfall to extreme heat) the threat to coffee grows. And studies also show the range of a coffee bean-devouring pest is expected to increase due to climate change.

Climate change isn’t just a threat to our future — it already impacts our mornings. Leave a comment, maybe after your next cup of coffee, and let everyone know how climate change is affecting your daily routine.

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