A couple of years back my family and I decided to make a trip to Pakistan after a gap of 2 years. Now we were all looking forward to this trip. Firstly were going after so long and were looking forward to spending some time at our grand home in Pakistan which had a lush green lawn and acute little pond in the center of it. I could already imagine sitting over there and having a great holiday. Another thing that made the trip more exciting was that we would be reaching Pakistan during the monsoon season. That means fun filled days of dancing and playing in the rain…something that we never get to do back here in the UAE. Here…it hardly rains. Anyways, we reached Pakistan and what luck!! It was raining. Immediately my brothers and sisters ran into the rain. But all of a sudden my uncle – who had come to receive us at the airport – began to shout at us to come out form the rain. His exact words were – “the rain is poisonous”. We listened to him but what he said kept poking me in t!

he back of my mind. “What did he mean?” I just couldn’t understand. Anyways I didn’t let that spoil my mood and on the way to our home I was already jumping with thoughts of what I was going t

Right so lets not waste anytime and get down to it. Ok I know you guys are smart already know what the meaning of acid rain is but just in case lets recall the definition once again.

Do you see what acid rain can do? Should we not do something to stop it as soon as we can? There is still a chance. We can still catch this bull by it horns. So lets.

Now acid rain…. it has been known to damage

More than 80% of all Canadians live in areas with high acid rain-related pollution levels.

This is something I saw with my own eyes. During one particularly acid monsoon rainstorm in Pakistan, I saw a lime green colored car, which had had the yellow from the green paint bleached away leaving blue raindrop-shaped spots all over the cars. How did that happen? Acid rain ofcourse.

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