Ensuring the alignment of the Community's agricultural policy with the common agricultural policy is a task the Commission has already started addressing through various actions.
In a recent article published by Time, environmental journalist Sarah Knauth delves into the current pollen situation in the city of Marl on September 6, 2025. This insightful piece provides valuable information about the active pollen types present on that day, offering a much-needed resource for allergy sufferers.
The article discusses the role weather played in the pollen situation on September 6, shedding light on how meteorological conditions may have contributed to the pollen levels.
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It's worth noting that while the article provides a comprehensive overview of the pollen situation on September 6, it also mentions that the next pollen measurement in Marl is expected during the upcoming pollen season, typically starting in early spring. The exact date, however, depends on local monitoring schedules.
For those who wish to contribute to the ongoing conversation about the pollen situation in Marl, the article can be shared or posted on various platforms, including X.
Stay informed and stay healthy!
