Extreme weather threatens India's traditional crafts and artisans' livelihoods

From the clay used to make pottery to the water needed to dye textiles, India's traditional crafts depend on natural resources. But rising temperatures and increasingly erratic weather are creating new challenges for some artisans. As COP31 climate talks continue in Türkiye, Rebecca Bundhun reports from Mumbai on how climate pressures are affecting the livelihoods of these craftspeople.