Polluted water and smog combine to form rain clouds that carry sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides which damages forests and vegetation, especially in eastern Europe.
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What caused the smog cloud?</h3>
We mostly notice photochemical haze. When sunlight reacts with at least one volatile organic compound (VOC) and nitrogen oxides in the atmosphere, photochemical smog is created. Nitrogen oxides are produced in factories, coal power plants, and automobile exhaust.
A chemical process that starts when gases like sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides are discharged into the atmosphere leads to acid rain. These substances have the ability to ascend very high into the atmosphere, where they combine and react with oxygen, water, and other chemicals to produce acid rain, an additional form of acidic pollution.
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