Saudi Arabia's "city of roses" produces 300M roses yearly, facing climate threats.

Taif, Saudi Arabia, known as the "city of roses," produces around 300 million pink roses annually, used to make rose water for the Kaaba and popular perfumes. Climate change threatens this industry with erratic weather, but 80-year-old farmer Khalaf Allah al-Talhi remains dedicated to his roses, despite challenges from extreme weather.