Question

three effects of air pollution on plants and animals.​

Answer 1

Air pollution causes the formation of acid rain, which raises pH (a measure of acidity) in rivers and streams and destroys plants and trees. ... Atmospheric ozone can stunt growth in various plant species and these changes affect the quality of habitat and food sources of many animals.

Answer 2

Explanation:

Air pollution causes the formation of acid rain, which raises pH (a measure of acidity) in rivers and streams and destroys plants and trees. ... Atmospheric ozone can stunt growth in various plant species and these changes affect the quality of habitat and food sources of many animals.