With the number of deaths during the current severe winter season in Japan expected to rise, environmental and tourism experts have warned of greater risks to lives and property arising from unpredictable weather patterns due to climate change.
Parts of Japan have experienced “disaster-level” snowfall in recent days, with authorities reporting at least 29 dead and 290 injured in accidents since January 20.
Just as Japanese summers are becoming hotter, longer and more humid, global warming is…
As Japan’s deadly winter rages on, fears of ‘disaster-level’ weather patterns mount
