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State two harmful effects of acid rain on the environment. - Geography

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State two harmful effects of acid rain on the environment.

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  1. Acid rain increases acidity in the soil and destroys forests and crops.
  2. It corrodes buildings, monuments, statues, bridges, fences and railings. For example, acid rain produced by the pollutants from the Mathura oil refinery has been turning the white marble surface of the Taj Mahal into yellow.
  3. It poses a serious threat to human health, since it contaminates air and water.
  4. It affects the human nervous system by causing neurological diseases.
  5. Aquatic species are affected due to acid rain.
  6. Acid rain affects the plant growth. Plant leaves get burnt and dry.
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Chapter 21: Waste Management - I: Impact of Waste Accumulation - EXERCISES [Page 244]

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Morning Star Total Geography [English] Class 10
Chapter 21 Waste Management - I: Impact of Waste Accumulation
EXERCISES | Q II. 1. (c). ii. | Page 244
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