We definitely should fix acid rain. If the crisis persists, entire forests and wildlife will be wiped out. Ideally, all countries should work together and co-operate to eliminate this threat but it will be hard as third world countries can do very little without international aid or donations. They will continue to pollute since they have no other alternative to compete with other countries, unless they are aided sufficiently so they are well established and able to maintain a low-level of pollution. Countries that are economically more developed can resolve this problem with much greater ease. Applying international laws suitable for the countries, enforcing great taxes on people who abuse the limit of energy use will be a viable and long-term solution. Cleaning up the damage that has already occurred is far more difficult, expensive and more of a short-term solution. We must first think about neutralizing the problem, and then cleaning up the damage. If this issue is not resolved, diplomacy between polluting and suffering countries will aggravate. No country can win the fight against acid rain on itself.

Acid rain can alter the eco-system. The acid corrodes buildings, kills and weakens trees and damages crops. When it falls close to water sources, it may release aluminium or cadmium ions from the soil or eroded rocks. This causes all fish eggs to die out, and it will cause the fishes' gills to clog up with mucus, suffocating most the fish and making life in the waters extinct. Acid precipitation also kills amphibians and insects, completely altering the food chain and the eco-system and therefore killing off many other animals

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