One of its objectives was to resolve the problem of acidification by 2015, when emissions were to have reached a level that nature could accommodate.
There are a number of man made and natural causes of acidification.
The natural and anthropogenic acidification of peatlands.
The ecology of chalk heath: its relevance to the calcicole-calcifuge and soil acidification problems.
Developmentally regulated acidification of the yolk spheres.
Embryotoxicity of magainin-2-amide and its enhancement by cyclodextrin, albumin, hydrogen peroxide and acidification.
Effects of water acidification on the distribution pattern and the reproductive success of amphibians.
In some areas that are particularly sensitive, such as where soil is acid and shallow, the effects of acidification from longrange transported pollutants can also be found.
