• Acid Rain can actually be neutralized by lime in the ground and more alkaline waters.

• Despite the attempts to finish it, Acid Rain is still the primary killer of lakes and the life in them.

• Acid Rain can corrode some buildings, which makes it scary to think what would happen if any building got too corroded.

• Natural elements like volcanoes (which produce SO2) and lightning strikes (produce NOx) contribute to the creation of Acid Rain

• It might get worse as farmers use more nitrogen for farming.

If you think this is just a problem for the USA, you're very wrong. This is a worldwide problem that affects almost every continent. Here's a map that shows more. You can see that the biggest problems are in the USA and Europe.

Acid Rain is a horrible thing that, as we've gone over, weakens trees, destroys habitats, and kills animals. And you're probably thinking: "Lot's of things do this. Why is this one such a problem?" This one is a problem for one reason. No one talks about it enough. There are organizations to help it, sure, but how many times have you actually heard Acid Rain be brought up? Almost never. it's always Climate Change, Global Warming, Deforestation, and all those other popular problems in the spotlight, which allows Acid Rain to just sneak around in the back and damage the Earth.