Pollution is a threat to biodiversity. Explain how.
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It is due to many reasons.
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Atmospheric and hydrologic pollution have far-reaching negative effects on biodiversity. Pollution from burning fossil fuels such as oil, coal and gas can remain in the air as particle pollutants or fall to the ground as acid rain. ... Species' sensitivity to pollution is variable.
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