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Yes, acid rains are dangerous for all vegetation species.

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What countries are not affected by acid rain?

Countries that are not significantly affected by acid rain include countries with minimal industrial activity, such as Greenland, Monaco, and Bhutan. Additionally, countries with stringent environmental regulations and effective pollution control measures, like New Zealand and Sweden, are less impacted by acid rain.


Does Jupiter have clouds and acid rain?

Jupiter has clouds, but not acid rain.


What rock is the most affected by acid rain?

Limestone is the rock most significantly affected by acid rain due to its composition of calcium carbonate, which reacts readily with acidic chemicals in the rain, resulting in dissolution and erosion over time.


Can acid rain contaminate food?

Yes. I would say so.Actually, I (JEK) don't think so... It can certainly harm plants and reduce harvest yields, but I'm not so sure that it presents a health problem to eat foods that were affected by acid rain. Acid rain does not directly impact the health of humans (for instance, if it is rain or bodies of water are not dangerous due to acid rain). However the causes of acid rain, the oxides of sulfur and nitrogen, are dangerous.See the Web Links for more information about the causes and dangers of acid rain.


Which of these is most afftected by acid rain?

The Northeastern section of the United States where acid rain is caused by high numbers of factories and power plants is one affected area. Also in that same region, the Southeastern section of Canada is affected and the main cause is factories in the Toronto-Hamilton area. Central Europe and Scandanavia (Sweden, Norway and Finland) are also affected, here being the British and other European factories doing the damage. One more main area that is affected is parts of Asia, specifically India and China, where acid rain is caused by large numbers of factories.