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Decrease in Acid rain has not reduced CO2 levels of the Appalachian stream water.
Kanchan | Dec 13 2006
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An ecological study of Appalachian stream chemistry suggests that the drop in acid rain might be giving a respite to the hardwood forests though it is changing biological activity in the ecosystem and increasing dissolved carbon dioxide in...
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