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Bananas, coffee and cocoa could all be ‘endangered’ by 2050

Some everyday essentials could be at risk of becoming ‘endangered’ due to climate change. And it’s bad news if you rely on a daily coffee, banana, or even a square of dark chocolate.

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Bananas, coffee and cocoa could all be ‘endangered’ by 2050

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