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Common allergen, ragweed, will shift northward under climate change
The first study of common ragweed’s future U.S. distribution finds the top allergen will expand its range northward as the climate warms, reaching new parts of upstate New York, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine, while retreating from current hot spots.
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@FuturityNews Not all polar bears face dire straights as a result of melting sea ice. Some, like those off the coast of Alaska, are doing better than the average bear—for now: https://t.co/0kvQvon9le @UW @uwnews Retweeted by @uwnews
@uwnews How do #wildfires affect various socioeconomic groups differently? Ian Davies, a doctoral student at the @UW, explains: https://t.co/6DuPnJexRn via @CBSNews
@uwsph A new study co-authored by @UW's Steven Goodreau shows that a daily course of antiretroviral drugs can significantly reduce #HIV risk among young males who identify as gay or bisexual, or are sexually active w/ other males https://t.co/RbZ8gWyViT Retweeted by @uwnews
