the issue of overly acidified precipitation commonly known as acid rain Acid precipitation results from the combustion of fossil fuels, that produces oxides of sulfur and nitrogen that react in the earth's atmosphere to form sulfuric and nitric acid one of the most significant impacts of acid rain is the acidification of lakes and streams.
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