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Acid rain leaches aluminum from soil which cam flow to streams and lakes causing the water to become acidic. This harms aquatic wildlife such as fish, snails, shellfish, and salamanders.

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Acid rain causes paint and stone to deteriorate and this is seen on marble and limestone.

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Acid rain causes paint and stone to deteriorate and this is seen on marble and limestone.

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Acid deposition contributes to the corrosion of metals such as bronze. As a result buildings, bridges, statues, monuments, tombstones, and cars loose value. 

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Acid deposition contributes to the corrosion of metals such as bronze. As a result buildings, bridges, statues, monuments, tombstones, and cars loose value. 

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Areas where acid rain is most common causes trees and other vegetation to die.

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Areas where acid rain is most common causes trees and other vegetation to die.

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Norway spruce trees dead due to acid rain

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Norway spruce trees dead due to acid rain

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Forests at higher elevations are more at risk for harm due to acid rain. The acid rain strips essentials from the soil and releases aluminum which makes it harder for trees to receive nutrients/water.

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Forests at higher elevations are more at risk for harm due to acid rain. The acid rain strips essentials from the soil and releases aluminum which makes it harder for trees to receive nutrients/water.

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Acid rain causes soil to loose it nutrients and it can make the soil more acid.  Acid rain releases aluminum in the soil, which makes it hard for trees to take up water. Some soils are better able to neutralize acids than others. However in some areas where the soil's "buffering capacity" is low, the acid rain creates a much greater effect.

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Acid rain causes soil to loose it nutrients and it can make the soil more acid.  Acid rain releases aluminum in the soil, which makes it hard for trees to take up water. Some soils are better able to neutralize acids than others. However in some areas where the soil's "buffering capacity" is low, the acid rain creates a much greater effect.

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The harm to people from acid rain is not direct. Walking in acid rain, or even swimming in an acid lake, is not dangerous. The air pollution that causes acid rain is more damaging to human health. Sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides can irritate or even damage our lungs.The pollutants that cause acid rain can also reduce visibility, limiting how far into the distance we can see. If the intake of affected animals and plants happen it has a major effect on health. It is toxic inside.