Itchy eyes and runny nose? Climate change could be responsible
The study found that even under moderate warming conditions, the U.S. pollen season will start earlier and last longer, with higher average pollen concentrations in most parts of the country. According to a study by Rutgers, the distribution of allergenic pollens could change as the world continues to warm. A team of researchers from the …
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