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Abstract
Although the general issue of atmospheric pollution is complex, the image of beautiful lakes without aquatic life has focussed public attention on the acidity, or pH, of rainfall. Kentucky does receive acid rain (see map). This discussion will seek to define atmospheric acidity and its deposition and describe reported effects on agronomic crops and soils.
Publication Date
1-1987
Volume
8
Number
1
Repository Citation
Grove, John H., "Acid Rain: A Problem on Agronomic Crops and Soils in Kentucky??" (1987). Soil Science News and Views. 50.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/pss_views/50
