Times (UK): Kyoto, the old capital of Japan, is famous for two things: its Buddhist temples and the 1997 treaty that set out, with mixed results, to tackle global warming. Now the failure of the second is threatening the first as accelerating climate change eats away at Kyoto’s ancient heritage. Temples across the city, including some of its most famous, are reporting the rapid erosion of the delicate moss that forms an essential component of their famous Zen gardens. A rise in …