2.The pollutants that cause acid rain come from local sources and sources located in the Midwest and affect a wide region up into New England.
Friday, May 27, 2011
Acid Rain
1.Acid rain is caused by sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides produced when fuels burn.
2.The pollutants that cause acid rain come from local sources and sources located in the Midwest and affect a wide region up into New England.
3. Sulfur dioxide production can have a major impact on acid rain in Pennsylvania and other regions of the Northeast.
2.The pollutants that cause acid rain come from local sources and sources located in the Midwest and affect a wide region up into New England.
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