The report, prepared by more than 100 scientists, is one of a series coming from the United Nations group aimed at driving global discussions on climate change.

After President Trump blindsided Xi Jinping by raising tariffs just days after the end of trade talks that China had called “constructive,” the next step lies in Beijing’s hands.

The crisis facing Guatemala’s coffee growers, suffering from rock-bottom commodity prices and depressed incomes, could turn into a nightmare as Trump threatens tariffs against the country.

Hass avocados from the Mexican state of Michoacan, which has the lion’s share of the nation’s production, recently hit record prices.

California vintners large and small who have spent years building relationships with China are now seeing their work undone by the tariff dispute.