• What color is acid rain? Does it look different from normal rain?

• Can acid rain fall in any country in the world?

• What are some ways people try to stop acid rain?

• Can acid rain hurt things that are not alive, like statues or cars?

• Do animals need clean rain to stay healthy?

• Can trees grow well if there is too much acid rain?

1.Acid rain forms when dirty gases go into the sky from cars, factories, and power plants. These gases mix with clouds and make the rain harmful.

The main gases that cause acid rain are sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides. They come from burning fuels like coal, oil, and gas. When these gases mix with water in the clouds, the rain becomes acidic and can hurt plants, animals, water, and buildings.

2.Acid rain hurts trees by making them weak and taking away what they need to grow. It also makes lakes bad for fish and other animals. Even after acid rain stops, trees and lakes take a long time to get better.

3.The Clean Air Act and other agreements help stop acid rain by making rules to cut pollution. They lower the bad gases from factories, power plants, and cars that cause acid rain. Because of these rules, there is less acid rain now, so forests and lakes are getting healthier. These agreements also help countries work together to stop pollution.

4.Acid rain is still a problem in some developing countries because they use dirty fuels and don’t have strong rules to stop pollution. Their factories and cars make a lot of bad gases that cause acid rain. They also may not have enough money or tools to fix this. So, acid rain keeps hurting their trees, lakes, and people.

5.Acid rain can hurt buildings and statues. It can wear them down and make them break or look old faster.

1.Acid rain looks just like normal rain. It is clear and you can’t see any difference. The bad stuff is inside the rain, not in its color.

2.Acid rain can happen in any country. It happens when pollution from things like factories and cars mixes with rain. So, places with more pollution have more acid rain, but it can fall almost anywhere.

3.People stop acid rain by making rules to cut pollution from cars and factories. They use clean energy like wind and sun instead of dirty fuels. Machines can catch bad gases before they get into the air. Planting trees also helps clean the air.

4.Acid rain can hurt things that are not alive, like statues and cars. It can make them dirty, cause the paint to peel, and slowly wear them down.

5.Animals need clean rain to stay healthy. Dirty or acidic rain can harm the water and plants they eat, making it hard for them to live and grow.

6.Trees cannot grow well if there is too much acid rain. Acid rain hurts their roots and takes away the nutrients they need, making them weak and unhealthy.