Here's a thing we bet you never knew. There are at least 25 glaciers in the world's tropical regions, right near the equator. There's even one way up high in the mountains of Indonesia. But these equatorial icefields are melting, and they're melting fast. Why does this matter? Adventurer, conservationist and coffee addict Tim Jarvis explains all.

Why Melting Glaciers Are Making Your Coffee More Expensive

Who are the climate scientists? How are they coping with the stress of researching the most controversial topic on earth? Are they cracking up or staying ice cool? Join Anthony Sharwood on May 22 for part one of Breaking the Ice, a  series of intimate conversations with the people behind the climate science.

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Who are the climate scientists? How are they coping with the stress of researching the most controversial topic on earth? Are they cracking up or staying ice cool? Join Anthony Sharwood on May 22 for part one of Breaking the Ice, a series of intimate conversations with the people behind the climate science.

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Why Melting Glaciers Are Making Your Coffee More Expensive

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