ACID RAIN ACID RAIN "Statues dissolving and guns rusting, children choking and soil becoming poisoned, trees withering, rocks blackening. And the trout float belly-up" (Pawlick 184). These are some of the disastrous effects caused by acid rain. In North America this cancer eats into the very heart of industrialized eastern Canada and down the northeastern coast of the United States, from Vermont to North Carolina. Other areas of the United States are at risk too, but the Northeast is the worst hit region. ...

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[The end result being]...the transition to renewable energy sources, and the research and development of alternatives to CFCs" (Rifkin 318). ... This notion of a more sustainable economy can be achieved the following ways: conservation of resources, slow down material production, and lower industrial output. ...

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[The end result being]...the transition to renewable energy sources, and the research and development of alternatives to CFCs" (Rifkin 318). ... This notion of a more sustainable economy can be achieved the following ways: conservation of resources, slow down material production, and lower industrial output. ...

• Word Count: 3320
• Approx Pages: 13
• Grade Level: High School