US Edition12 Health: Climate change worsening allergy seasons, experts warn
- Allergy sufferers are facing longer and more intense allergy seasons across the United States.
- Climate change causes warmer weather to arrive earlier and linger longer, which extends pollen exposure.
- Extended pollen exposure from trees and weeds makes allergy symptoms harder to manage for people.
- Dr. Kohli stated that some regions experience up to 20 extra days of allergy symptoms each year due to climate change.
- The warming climate in Wisconsin extends Milwaukee's growing and allergy seasons by about 25 days.
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12 Health: Climate change worsening allergy seasons, experts warn
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