• Mount Fuji, Japan’s iconic volcano, has set a record for the least amount of snowfall ever recorded during the summer months.
• The lack of snowfall is linked to rising global temperatures and changing weather patterns.
• This trend raises concerns about the future of Mount Fuji’s iconic snow-capped peak and the potential impact on the surrounding ecosystem.
• Experts warn that the lack of snowfall could affect water resources in the region and disrupt tourism.
• The record low snowfall highlights the urgency of addressing climate change to preserve iconic natural landmarks.

Read more at The Guardian website.