Japón avanza en medidas contra la crisis de fiebre del heno provocada por el hombre

La crisis de fiebre del heno en Japón tiene raíces humanas, informa The Japan Times. Los esfuerzos para ralear los bosques y cultivar cedros que producen poco polen avanzan, incluso cuando la escasez de mano de obra y las tierras abandonadas complican la labor. Tokio, Chichibu y Okutama se destacan como palabras clave.

The Japan Times publicó un artículo el 23 de marzo de 2026, titulado 'Las raíces humanas de la crisis de fiebre del heno en Japón'. Examina la crisis derivada de la actividad humana, asociada con el polen, la fiebre del heno, problemas de salud y alergias según las palabras clave. Los esfuerzos para ralear los bosques y cultivar cedros que producen poco polen están avanzando. Sin embargo, la escasez de mano de obra y las tierras abandonadas complican la labor. El artículo hace referencia a Tokio, Chichibu y Okutama.

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