Acid Rain: Does it Contribute to Forest Decline?

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This minibrief describes the major hypothesis explaining why acid rain may be contributing to forest decline, along with the major arguments against this hypothesis. For additional information on acid rain and current legislation for pollutant emissions controls, see IB83016 -- Acid Rain: Current Issues, and IB83005 -- Clean Air Act: An Overview.
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Creation Date: January 24, 1985
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UNT Libraries Government Documents Department
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Congressional Research Service Reports
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Backiel, Adela
Acid Rain: Does it Contribute to Forest Decline?
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Environment and Natural Resources Policy Division
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Place of Publication: Washington D.C., USA
Original Creation Date: January 24, 1985
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From 1983 to 1985
Description:

This minibrief describes the major hypothesis explaining why acid rain may be contributing to forest decline, along with the major arguments against this hypothesis. For additional information on acid rain and current legislation for pollutant emissions controls, see IB83016 -- Acid Rain: Current Issues, and IB83005 -- Clean Air Act: An Overview.
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5 pages.
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Congressional Research Service Reports
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Resource Type: Report
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