Japan’s Forests On The Brink: How ‘Connecting Forests’ Could Be A Lifeline
Japan’s forests cover over 67% of the country, but neglected sugi and hinoki plantations cause widespread pollen allergies and environmental risks. Post-WWII policies led to extensive planting of these trees, now accounting for nearly 40% of Japan’s wooded regions, yet many face decline due to economic and labor challenges. The “Connecting Forests” initiative, championed by […]
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