Effects of acid rain

 Increased acidity of lake water destroys aquatic vegetation and, consequently, causes the death of fish, destruction of the respiratory cells of the leaves of trees, removal of soil nutrients, concretro corrosion, cement and iron construction.


Since acid rain can kill aquatic animals, trees weaken and dissolve stone, it seems like it could also burn human beings. But it does not affect people the same way you do with fish or plants. Acid rain looks like rain - it's even safe to swim in an acidic lake. But particulate nitrate and sulfate dry deposition can cause asthma, bronchitis and heart problems.


In areas where acid rain occurs, the children have diarrhea, and their hair turns green because of acidic water.

Acid rain weakens trees and plants. The rainwater can accumulate in the mountains, to infiltrate the ground and form a spring.