Climate change is forcing coffee farmers in regions like Colombia and Ethiopia to move to higher altitudes as temperatures rise, which impacts the growth of Arabica coffee and increases the prevalence of coffee leaf rust at lower elevations. Projections indicate that a significant portion of Ethiopia's coffee-growing land may become unsuitable by the century's end due to escalating droughts and heat waves. While farmers adapt by planting at higher elevations, the long-term viability of coffee production remains in jeopardy as climate conditions continue to worsen.