According to a study out of the UMich, pollen season could start nearly six week earlier, and last almost three weeks longer by the end of the century - via healthing_ca healthing Canada
“Current data is very limited, and it’s not enough for us to understand the effect that increased carbon dioxide has on pollen,” Zhang told“But we do currently know that temperature increases pollen, and we’re already seeing that now.”
“Land cover change can either increase or decrease the future pollen emission maxima, but the regional impacts are smaller than other factors and we conclude that the land cover change influence on pollen emission is likely to have less of an impact than the influence of meteorological factors or CO2,” the study authors wrote.
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