Research shows that global warming may be fueling a new generation of more aggressive weeds that compete with crops and are more difficult and costly to control. Already backyards across America are seeing bigger poison ivy plants with a more virulent form of the oil that causes an itchy rash. And studies show that a doubling of carbon dioxide can lead to a quadrupling of the pollen produced by ragweed — bad news for hay fever sufferers. Read »
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