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Help I’ll give you brainilist. The initial release of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides creates BLANK pollution.

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These compounds chemically react to create acid rain which falls back to Earth, polluting both BLANK. It can even cycle back to the atmosphere through evaporation.

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