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22 October, 06:28
Why is acid rain in Iceland?
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Tickles
22 October, 06:30
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There's acid rain in Iceland because the Holuhran (volcano erupted which caused the sulfur dioxide to mix with the water in the air. This reaction can cause acid rain
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