Norilsk factories also emit 2 million
tons of acid rain — causing sulfur dioxide per year, roughly 1 percent of all that is emitted worldwide.
Not exact matches
Scientists estimate that one - third
of the world's
acid rain falls near the coasts, carrying some 100 million
tons of nitrogen oxide, ammonia, and sulfur dioxide into the ocean each year.
Prior to the 1990 US
acid rain program implementation, American generating stations emitted 24 million
tons of SO2 and current emissions are about 10.5 million
tons.
Nationwide,
acid rain emissions fell by three million
tons that year, well ahead
of the schedule required by law.