When green isn’t good: Mount Fuji’s reforestation linked to global warming
2021-01-10 02:00
Greenery is inching up the previously grey and barren slopes of Japan’s Mount Fuji, with experts linking the gradual reforestation of the nation’s most iconic peak to global warming.A study by Japanese scientists and published in the scientific journal Plants…
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