Acid Rain That Results from Sulfur Pollution Can Cause Which

Question

Acid rain that results from sulfur pollution can cause which of the following problems?
A) Eutrophication
B) Loss of fish from lakes
C) Dieback of forests
D) Declines of plant species richness

Accepted Answer

Acid rain, primarily caused by sulfur dioxide emissions, can lead to the acidification of lakes, resulting in the loss of fish (B), damage to forests through soil nutrient depletion and direct harm to leaves (C), and a decline in plant species richness due to altered soil chemistry and nutrient availability (D). Eutrophication (A) is typically caused by nutrient pollution, not sulfur pollution.