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How can pollution affect an ecosystem? Provide specific examples from the video.

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Ecosystems and Air Quality. Research shows that air pollution may effect ecosystems. Air pollutants such as sulfur may lead to excess amounts of acid in lakes and streams, and can damage trees and forest soils. ... Ozone damages tree leaves and negatively affects scenic vistas in protected natural areas

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