Question

How does nature play a role in Germany's acid rain problem?

The poisonous emissions from cars cause acid rain
Air currents carry toxic smoke from other countries' factories to Germany
The rivers of southwestern Germany are used to make electricity for other countries
Germany has many buildings that are being destroyed by the chemicals in the acid rain

Answer 1

Answer: Air currents carry toxic smoke from other countries' factories to Germany

Step-by-step explanation:

Acid rain has caused immense damage to Germany by ruining some of the Black forest, polluting rivers and killing wildlife as a result. Some causes of acid rain are Germany's own fault like the poisonous emissions from their numerous cars and factories that rely on thermal power.

Nature however, also plays a part when air currents carry toxic smoke from the factories of other countries to Germany where they then get into the clouds and form poisonous rain. Smoke from factories in Britain for instance, have been a particular problem.