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Why might an ecosystem be better able to cope with a season of forest tent caterpillar outbreak than an increase in acidic precipitation?
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Why might an ecosystem be better able to

cope with a season of forest tent caterpillar
outbreak than an increase in acidic
precipitation?

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Answer: It contains leach aluminium.

Explanation:The ecological effect of acid rain are most Clearly seen in aquatic environment such as, stream, lakes and marshe where it can be harmful to fish and other wildlifes.

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