Today, the topic of climate change has flooded the global information space. And this is good news, because the more we know about the problem, the more we learn about the methods and ways to solve it. Global warming affects not only animals that are losing their habitual habitats, but also you and me. Scientists are concerned about the impact of climate change on human health. And first of all, this applies to people suffering from allergies. According to recent studies, climate change will worsen the symptoms and incidence of allergic diseases.
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Climate change can cause allergies. Climate change is dangerous for people with allergies, scientists have found. Photo.
Climate change is dangerous for people with allergies, scientists have found
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1 Why is the climate on Earth changing?
2 How can climate change cause allergies?
3 Ragweed pollinosis is the main threat to the health of allergy sufferers
4 How are allergies and climate related
Why is the climate on Earth changing?
The scientific community is united in the opinion that the climate on our planet is changing rapidly. The culprit is the anthropogenic factor — the direct human impact on the environment. Population growth, deforestation, the use of large amounts of land for agricultural purposes and the huge scale of production of a wide variety of products have a detrimental effect on the climate.
