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acid rain effects .......​

Answer 1

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Effects of Acid Rain

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❋ Acid rain effects all forms of life. It affects egg production in aquatic animals and hence, alters the population ratios.

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❋ It can affect vegetation since the soil becomes acidic. It leeches the nutrients in soil. The leaves of affected plants develop brown spots and cracks this allows infection of pathogens.

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❋ Acid rain is harmful to human health also it causes skin allergies and respiratory problems.

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❋ Acid rain also affects old buildings and monuments it damages metal and stone structures.

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Answer 2

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Acid rain affects nearly everything. Plants, soil, trees, buildings and even statues can be transformed by the precipitation.

Acid rain has been found to be very hard on trees. It weakens them by washing away the protective film on leaves, and it stunts growth. A paper released in the online version of the journal of Environmental Science and Technology in 2005 showed evidence of acid rain stunting tree growth. 

"By providing the only preserved soil in the world collected before the acid rain era, the Russians helped our international team track tree growth for the first time with changes in soil from acid rain," said Greg Lawrence, a U.S. Geological Survey scientist who headed the effort. "We've known that acid rain acidifies surface waters, but this is the first time we've been able to compare and track tree growth in forests that include soil changes due to acid rain." 

Acid rain can also change the composition of soil and bodies of water, making them uninhabitable for local animals and plants. For example, healthy lakes have a pH of 6.5 or higher. As acid rain raises the level of acidity, fish tend to die off. Most fish species can't survive a water pH of below 5. When the pH becomes a 4, the lake is considered dead, according to National Atmospheric Deposition Program.

It can additionally deteriorate limestone and marble buildings and monuments, like gravestones.