Indo-Asian News Service: A riot of blooms and superabundance of greenery have transformed Swedish mountainsides into a verdant paradise – thanks to climate change. Trees like oak, elm, maple and black alder are soaking up the warmth to stabilise themselves for the first time in 8,000 years, according to a study. A rise in warmth by just a degree, over a century, has triggered changes in flora, fauna and landscapes, reflecting a condition that scientists say is similar to one prevailing just after the last ice …