1. Acid Rain - Rain is called "Acid Rain" only if it has more Acid than normal

2. Acid rain.

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5. No acid rain.

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7. Acid Rain Acid deposition is a general term that includes more than simply acid rain.

8. Acid Rain Implement Canada Wide Acid Rain Strategy and conduct ecosystem Monitoring.

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10. Acid Rain in Japan

11. No doubt , acid rain !

12. NORWAY’S KILLER [ACID] RAIN

13. Recovering From Acid Rain

14. - atmospheric pollution and acid rain;

15. Air pollution and acid rain.

16. The Role of Acid Rain

17. Acid Rain —A Worrisome Threat

18. The reason being acid rain .

19. Acid rain consists of rain, snow or fog that is polluted by acid in the atmosphere.

20. Acid rain is destroying our forests.

21. Sulphur goes on to produce acid rain.

22. Global warming, acid rain, the national debt

23. Protecting the Environment from Acid Rain 2.

24. AETG, Towards A National Acid Rain Strategy.

25. The greenhouses keep out the acid rain.

26. The acid rain is threatening world environment.

27. 2001."Where is acid rain a problem?"

28. You do know that it's acid rain

29. Acid Rain and Counteracting its Detrimental Effects

30. Acid rain destroys trees and corrodes buildings.

31. (See also Acid Rain; Climate; Clouds; Floods; Weather)

32. Cars cause pollution, both smog and acid rain.

33. Why are environmentalists so concerned about acid rain ?

34. Let me give you another example: acid rain.

35. Key words: lake acidification, periphyton, microcosms, acid rain

36. I read an article about acid rain yesterday.

37. A peculiarity of acid rain is that while the causative agents are emitted at one place , the acid rain falls at another .

38. • User Guide Proactive Disclosure Proactive Disclosure Acid Rain Acid rain is precipitation that contains an abnormally high concentration of sulfuric and nitric acids.

39. Acid rain has caused severe erosion on the hillside.

40. Two - thirds of the acid rain is attributed to the formation of sulphuric acid .

41. NOX also contributes to the formation of acid rain.

42. Precipitation washes this solution to earth as acid rain.

43. Acid rain and radioactive clouds have damaged large areas.

44. Acid rain has a devastating effect on the forest.

45. Key words: acid rain, desulphurization, modelling, neural networks, pollution.

46. * NOx is one of the substances in acid rain.

47. Actually, groundwater moderates the effects of acid rain. Glaciers 51.

48. Acid rain, global warming and garbage reduction are other examples.

49. ◦ Recovery of aquatic ecosystems from the impacts of acid rain

50. Besides, in the soil “acid rain” can liberate poisonous metals.

51. The problem of acid rain started in the early 1950s .

52. Acid rain (e.g. damage to fish populations and forest soils)

53. • Implement Canada-wide Acid Rain Strategy and conduct ecosystem monitoring.

54. The end result is that rain is still abnormally acid.

55. The term "acid rain" was coined in the nineteenth century.

56. Extreme acid rains can have a pH as low as 3. CAUSES OF ACID RAIN 1.

57. Then what is it that makes the ordinary rain - water turn acidic and come down as acid rain ?

58. Acid rain has added a new dimension to existing international problems .

59. When it rains, it is acid rain that burns the skin.

60. Trees are dying in areas where acid rain is most prevalent.

61. 20Using critical loads published in the 1997 Canadian Acid Rain Assessment.

62. Biomass burning also contributes to acid rain by producing nitrogen oxides.

63. The pH range of acid rain - water is between 2 - 5 .

64. It damages ecosystems through excess nitrogen pollution (eutrophication) and acid rain.

65. Large sections of the forest have been destroyed by acid rain.

66. • air, water, land pollution (e.g. acid rain, urban smog, contaminated sites)

67. • Air, water, land pollution (e.g., acid rain, urban smog, contaminated sites)

68. As the acid rain falls or, worse, as the acid snow melts, the soil beneath is affected.

69. Bloodworms will not spawn if the Acid Rain is currently ongoing.

70. Ozone Depletion; Acid rain; Greenhouse gases; Lack of snow; Higher temperatures.

71. Air issues include toxic pollutants, acid rain, urban smog and smoke.

72. In turn, Canada exports acid rain to the northeastern United States.

73. Unlike acid rain or deforestation, global warming has no visible manifestation .

74. Harmful Effects of Acid Rain On land , acid rain can , retard the growth of crops and plants , damage forests and pose a potential respiratory health hazard to humans .

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76. Can the Commission estimate the trans-boundary impact of acid rain?

77. “The causes and effects of acid rain are unknown,” he asserts.

78. Acidhead translation in English - French Reverso dictionary, see also 'acid',ache',aide',acid rain', examples, definition, conjugation

79. 'Acid rain' is rain, snow or hail that has been acidified by atmospheric pollutants, namely, sulphur and nitrogen oxides.

80. Acid rain "highly Acidity in rain caused by atmospheric pollution" is first recorded 1859 in reference to England