Acid rain is caused by air pollution from burning fossil fuels. When fuels are burned, they release invisible gases like sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide which react with water, oxygen, and other chemicals to produce acid rain. Acid rain harms the environment by damaging forests and aquatic ecosystems, corroding infrastructure, and threatening water resources. Potential solutions include using pollution control devices, adopting renewable energy sources, educating the public, and passing laws to regulate emissions. Coordinated global action is needed to mitigate the effects of acid rain on both the environment and humanity.

1. PRESENT
BY GROUP 5

2.  1.1 DEFINITION OF NATURAL PHENOMENA
 A natural phenomena involving the stucture or composition of the earth.
 1.2 DEFINITION OF ACID RAIN
 Acid rain is a result of air pollution .
 When any type of fuel is burnt , lots of different chemicals are produced.
 The smoke that comes from a fire or the fumes that come out of a car
exhaust don’t just certain the sooty grey particles that you can see.
 They aslo contains lots of invisble gases that can be even more harmful to
our environment.

5.  Disease
 Example: Skin cancer
 Flowing into rivers and contaminate the water.
 Cause the extintion of flora in the water.
 Cause the extintion of aquatic life and fauna.
 Cause corrosion of irons.
 Threaten water resources.

8.  Combustion using incinerator.
 Growing green plant in the factory areas.
 Recycling.
 Factory install smoke filters.
 Have love campaign environment/environmental
education among upcoming students.
 The use of unleaded fuel.
 The use of alternative sources;hydropower and solar.

9.  Governments have passed laws to reduce
emissions of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen
oxide, but it is no use unless people start to
work together in stopping the release of
these pollutants. If the acid rain destroys our
environment, eventually it will destroy us as
well.