Whom is affected

The long term effects from the damage of acid rain are that we can loose our tropical rainforests and our wildlife too. Whenever any acid rain is getting into our rivers, streams and lakes, some of the fish may be killed or harmed which means that the birds will be affected because they have no fish to eat.
In the extreme cases (which could happen long term) some of breeds of fish and birds could become extinct purely so that we can have our electricity. The less trees and plants that we have, the less of our carbon dioxide in our pollution
can be photosynthesised because of the plants and trees that we will have killed.

Currently there are no studies that show that acid rain can affect our health because of the amount of acidity that our bodies can handle, but who knows, if this gets any worse maybe one day our health could be affected.

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