Author: Ebi, Kristie L.; Mills, David M.; Smith, Joel B.; Grambsch, Anne
Title: Climate Change and Human Health Impacts in the United States: An Update on the Results of the U.S. National Assessment Document date: 2006_5_18
ID: 124czudi_43
Snippet: Recent studies examined the potential impact of climate variability and change on airborne allergen concentrations and reached conclusions similar to those of that increased CO 2 and higher temperatures generally increase the growth rate of allergen-producing plants (e.g., ragweed) and the production of pollen (Ziska and Caulfield 2000; Ziska et al. 2003) . D' Amato et al. (2001) also concluded that air pollution might facilitate the penetration,.....
Document: Recent studies examined the potential impact of climate variability and change on airborne allergen concentrations and reached conclusions similar to those of that increased CO 2 and higher temperatures generally increase the growth rate of allergen-producing plants (e.g., ragweed) and the production of pollen (Ziska and Caulfield 2000; Ziska et al. 2003) . D' Amato et al. (2001) also concluded that air pollution might facilitate the penetration, and the depth of penetration, of allergens into the lungs, thus increasing the risk of these allergens.
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