Acid rain is caused by emissions of sulfur, nitrogen, and carbon compounds reacting with water molecules in the atmosphere, producing acids that harm plants and aquatic animals. A program called The Monitoring Acid Rain was developed in 1995 to train young scientists to monitor the effects of acid rain through analyzing rainfall chemistry and surveying birds using scientific protocols.

1. It has harmful effects on plants, aquatic animals. Acid rain is mostly caused by emissions of compounds of sulfur, nitrogen, and carbon which react with the water molecules in the atmosphere to produce acids. Four Causes Of Acid Rain...

2. Effects Of Acid Rain...

6. The Monitoring Acid Rain is an environmental education program developed in 1995 to train young scientists in monitoring the effects of acid rain Although they are focused on the analysis of rainfall chemistry the program is based on an ecosystem approach and includes scientifically acceptable protocols to survey birds. Aadham[AK]Khan