Climate change is extending the pollen season in Denmark, with increased pollen production from plants due to warmer temperatures and higher carbon dioxide levels. This exacerbates pollen allergies and respiratory diseases. Tyra Grove Krause from SSI notes that pollen outbreaks are moving north, affecting more people, including Mette Lund, who suffers from year-round allergies. Additionally, climate change is increasing infections from mosquitoes and ticks and leading to more deaths from adverse weather events. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)