By AYUMI SUGIYAMA/ Staff Writer
January 5, 2021 at 07:00 JST
Japanese larch trees grow in a tabular form, as if to hug the ground, four decades ago. (Provided by Hitoshi Sakio)
NIIGATA--The tree line near the halfway point of 3,776-meter Mount Fuji, considered the uppermost limit where such plants can thrive, has steadily climbed over the past four decades and global warming offers the best explanation, researchers say. [Read More]
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