Ecologist

By: Alexa Schroeder

Yes, it reduces the societal value of buildings, bridges, cultural objects and cars.

Yes, over a period of time, the acidic components in the rain will dissolve brick and stone.

It causes our roads, highways, and bridges to become weaker.

It causes little flakes of metal and paint flake off over time.

It costs us roughly $61 million per year for new transportation systems.

Trees will be damaged, fish will die, and crops will be ruined for agricultural values, all because of acid rain.