POLLEN, POLLUTION AND CLIMATE CHANGE
Plants grown in pollution-stressed situations release more allergens. Air pollutants can change the chemical composition of pollen, increasing pollen allergens’[…]
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Plants grown in pollution-stressed situations release more allergens. Air pollutants can change the chemical composition of pollen, increasing pollen allergens’[…]
Read moreThe Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is underestimating methane emissions from landfills, urban areas and U.S. states. Methane emissions from landfills[…]
Read moreFor more than half a century petrochemical companies and the plastics industry have promoted reuse, while knowing of the technical[…]
Read moreCoastal management strategies intended to protect people, property and infrastructure from storm impacts can, over decades, increase vulnerability, even leading[…]
Read moreA feedback loop may be accelerating the melting of the floating portions of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, pushing up[…]
Read moreEven if CO2 emissions were drastically cut down starting today, the world economy is already committed to an income reduction[…]
Read moreAs sea levels rise, coastal groundwater is lifted closer to the ground surface while also becoming saltier and more corrosive.[…]
Read moreFrom Maine to Delaware, the coastal U.S. Northeast is heating faster than most regions of North America thanks to the[…]
Read moreA review of almost 1000 studies on the effects of climate change and extreme weather events on worldwide rivers has[…]
Read moreClimate change has made pregnancy and childbearing more treacherous in regions of the world most vulnerable to extreme heat. As[…]
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