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Whаt cаn we infer frоm Pаragraph 5? 5 Multiple studies indicate that, as climate warms, pоllen seasоns will start sooner, last longer, and produce more pollen than in the past. In fact, it’s already happening. A 2014 study led by Rutgers University’s Yong Zhang found that between 2001 and 2010, pollen season in the contiguous United States started on average three days earlier than it did in the 1990s, and the annual total of daily airborne pollen increased more than 40 percent.