Alright, so this is about all the plants that have been grown outside over the many many years 
It is said that the rain usually provides the right amount of ph and stuff for the plants - and I was thinking about acid rain.
Over the years, rain has been relatively healthy for plants and whatnot - but what about acid rain? In this day and age with all the polutions, green house gases, all the emissions from cars and stuff, global warming and all that, is the rain still going to be good enough for the plants? Are the ph levels still in the healthy range? Wouldn't they be more on the acidic side?
Just a thought.
It is said that the rain usually provides the right amount of ph and stuff for the plants - and I was thinking about acid rain.Over the years, rain has been relatively healthy for plants and whatnot - but what about acid rain? In this day and age with all the polutions, green house gases, all the emissions from cars and stuff, global warming and all that, is the rain still going to be good enough for the plants? Are the ph levels still in the healthy range? Wouldn't they be more on the acidic side?
Just a thought.
