New research shows that pollen season is going to get a lot longer and more intense with climate change. Let's take a look at it.
Climate Change Is Making Allergy Season Even Worse
Our latest study finds that the U.S. will face up to a 200 percent increase in total pollen this century if the world continues producing carbon-dioxide emissions from vehicles, power plants, and other sources at a high rate. Under that scenario, the spring pollen season will generally start up to 40 days earlier and last up to 19 days longer than it does today.
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