A Killing Rain: The Global Threat of Acid Precipitation
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A Killing Rain: The Global Threat of Acid Precipitation

Thomas F. Pawlick
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The author interviews people victimized by acid rain, conveys the urgency of this ecological crisis, and criticizes the reluctance of the U.S. government to set and enforce strict pollution standards
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