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Why pollen season is starting earlier and how it impacts allergies
Typical allergy seasons are getting longer and more intense in North America because of climate change, research shows.
Study links climate change to longer allergy seasons
Start of the New Year also ushered in cedar pollen season
Ragweed season delayed, could linger due to late summer drought
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Study: Climate change making pollen season longer and more intense
Houstonians feel effect as pollen count hits record highs
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Study links climate change to longer allergy seasons
Start of the New Year also ushered in cedar pollen season
Ragweed season delayed, could linger due to late summer drought
Your pollen allergies are already overwhelming? Here's why
Study: Climate change making pollen season longer and more intense
Houstonians feel effect as pollen count hits record highs
Study: Allergy season will start much earlier due to climate crisis
COVID-19 versus allergies: How to tell the difference
Gov. Abbott launches 'Murder Hornet' task force
Falling tree leads to 'pollen bomb' in Tennessee
Watch this 'pollenpocalypse' take over a city
Easy things you can do to beat allergies
VIDEO: Incredible pollen storm caught on camera
'Pollen storm' caught on home surveillance camera
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