2024
DOI: 10.1101/2024.07.30.605525
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Biological changes, political ideology, and scientific communication shape human perceptions of pollen seasons

Yiluan Song,
Adam Millard-Ball,
Nathan Fox
et al.

Abstract: Climate change is changing the timing and intensity of pollen seasons, thereby increasing human exposure to allergenic pollen. Climate-driven changes in pollen seasons present a unique opportunity to craft messaging aimed at communicating climate change impacts on public health through changes in the biological systems. However, it is unclear how pollen seasons are experienced and understood by the public, including how well we detect pollen seasons or what factors we view as responsible for changes in pollen … Show more

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