A University of Bristol researcher is turning to 200-year-old tea leaves in a bid to help protect one of the world's most consumed beverages from the growing toll of climate change on plantations.
On the remote Bahamian island of Acklins, residents are harvesting cascarilla, a native shrub whose rising global demand is reshaping local livelihoods and raising concerns about sustainability. This ...
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