What are some solutions to the problem of acid deposition?

ANSWER:

The problem of acid deposition can be solved by reducing pollution, regulating emissions from vehicles and burning less fossil fuels.

EXPLANATION:

Acid deposition takes place because of acid rain. The pollutants cause the addition of gases like nitrogen dioxide and sulfur dioxide in the air. These gases dissolve in water and form acids that fall with the precipitation. This is acid rain and when acid rain falls, the acid gets deposited on the surface. This is dangerous for the living beings and so acid rain must be prevented. It must be ensured that vehicles used do not emit such gases and fossil fuels are not burnt so that dangerous gases are not released into the atmosphere.

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