2. Acid rain can accelerate the loss of mineral nutrients in the soil. Under the action of acid rain, the soil's nutrients, including potassium, sodium, calcium, and magnesium, are lost and washed away with the rainwater.
This time, prolonged acid rain will cause a large amount of nutrients to leach from the soil, resulting in a severe deficiency of nutrients, making the soil barren. It changes the soil structure, leading to soil impoverishment and affecting the normal development of plants.
According to An Ya's preliminary estimation, the most important harm caused by this acid rain is the soil becoming barren.
If we wait for the land to recover naturally to its fertile state before the acid rain, it will take a full two years...."
Before he could finish, the crowd erupted into chatter.
"Two years, does this mean we can't grow crops for two years?"
"That's too long! Who knew that acid rain could damage the land so badly, really, it's too!!!"
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