ion among these countries; education is the basis of all knowledge. Besides agreements and legislations of sorts, technology is an awesome force in the reduction of acid rain emissions. The only down side to this technology is that it is extremely expensive. Scrubbers have been placed in the smokestacks to remove harmful emissions. Lime is used in lakes to "neutralize" the low pH levels. Without studies being conducted and research being taken out on acid rain, these technologies would not be here today. This is why education may be the ultimate technology in the reduction of acid rain emissions. Should tougher legislation be implemented to force industry to reduce acid rain emissions? From an environmental point of view...yes, anything that can be done, should be done. Whether it be through studies, research, new technologies, anything for our environment. From an economical point of view...no, technology is very expensive and hardly affordable in terms of most industries. Technology can reduce the dangers of acid rain, but at what cost? Tougher legislation should be implemented to preserve our environments, to preserve our lifestyle, and life on earth....
