Acid rain is one of the major environmental issues1 which are human, and our environment is facing. In this blog we are get knowledge about acid rain and its causes.

Acid rain definition: The term acid rain is referred as precipitation from air pollutant like sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2), etc.. are connected with water drops and fall to the ground in the form of sulfuric acid (H2SO4) and nitric acid (HNO3).

It ceuses survey effects on plants, animals, and infrastructures.

What are the causes of acid rain?

Both natural and man-made causes are responsible for acid rain. 

 Natural causes: One of the most common natural causes of acid rain is volcanic emission. These emissions include acid-producing gases that are responsible for acid precipitation. 

Others then, decaying vegetation, wildfires and even some biological processes produce acid rain, which forms gases.

 Man-made causes: Air pollutants like sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide are emitted due to human activities are also considered as contributes to acid rain.

Industries, power plants, and automobiles are major sources of SO2 and NO2.

In further blogs are are try to understand its effects and some solutions to reduce acid rain.