Analysing the Effects of Acid Rain on Humans with Respect to One Tier Cities

Acidification of rainwater has been classified as one of the most important environmental problems of a transboundary character, according to the World Health organization. Acid rain is mostly composed of a mixture of sulphuric and nitric acids, which varies based on the proportional amounts of sulphur dioxide and nitrogen emissions released into the atmosphere. When these acids react with other elements in the environment. Lowering the pH of the soil causes nutritional cations to be mobilized and leached away, as well as increasing the availability of harmful heavy metals. The aim of this study is to find the effect of acid rain on one tier cities. For this we used primary research. For this research, we have used Google forms and created a questionnaire to generate this survey and collect responses to further draw inferences about the topic.