From higher temperatures to more CO2 production, here's what to know about the link between climate change and your allergies.

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However, the primary factor, climate change, impacts hay fever throughout the year. Climate change can increase the release and potency of certain types of pollen, leading to more severe hay fever.

“We have really high counts of pollen allergies, like tree pollen, grass pollen and flower pollen are starting to come out now. So, what is happening now, although it’s getting beautiful ...