ACID PRECIPITATION AS A CONSEQUENCE OF ANTHROPOGENIC FACTORS
Acid rain is a very dangerous phenomenon that damages the environment, as well as living and inanimate nature. This article briefly reflects the aspects of the formation of acid precipitation as a consequence of anthropogenic factors. The main components of human influence on the formation of acid rain are considered. But there is also a downside to the problem: any pollution causes a protective reaction of nature, aimed at neutralizing it. This ability of nature has long been used by man not in the most "rational" way. Acid precipitation is a problem that, if unchecked, can cause significant economic and social costs as a result.