The following books, articles, and websites I found useful in my research for this website. This is by no means a comprehensive list of all information or links on acid deposition, but it should be a good starting point for future research. Websites Acid Rain FAQ - from Environment Canada
US Environmental Protection Agency acid rain website http://www.epa.gov/airmarkets/acidrain/ Environment Canada acid rain website National Atmospheric Deposition Program
/ National Trends Network Adirondack Lakes Survey Corporation The Adirondack Council Clear the Air up-to-date background information
and political news Yahoo! Acid Rain links Acid Deposition Monitoring and Research
in the UK Online references Most of these online documents are in Adobe
pdf format. Most newer computers will have the software to read
these documents, but if you cannot open these documents, visit Adobe's
website and download their free Adobe Acrobat Reader. Acid Rain Revisited - An updated assessment
co-authored by scientists from the United States Geolocial Survey
(USGS) and Hubbard Brook Research Foundation. Atmospheric Deposition Program of the U.S.
Geological Survey. - A short report describing the USGS program
to measure acid deposition. 2000 Annual Progress Report on The Canada-Wide
Acid Rain Strategy for Post-2000 Acid Rain - A Continuing National Tragedy.
1998. An informational brochure published by The Adirondack Council.
Offline References Baker, J.P. et al. 1990. Adirondack Lakes Survey: An Interpretive Analysis of Fish Communities and Water Chemistry, 1984-1987. Adirondack Lakes Survey Corporation, Ray Brook, NY, USA. Randorf, G. 1998. Environmentral advocacy,
the Adirondacks and air quality. Pouyat, R.V., and M.A. McGlinch. 1998. A legislative solution to acid deposition. Environmental Science & Policy 1: 249-259. Driscoll, C.T., K.M. Postek, D. Mateti,
K. Sequeira, J.D. Aber, W.J. Kretser, M.J. Mitchell, and D.J. Raynal.
1998. The response of lake water in the Adirondack region of New
York to changes in acidic deposition. Center for Environmental Information. 2001. Acid rain: are the problems solved? Conference Executive Summary. Longcore, J.R. et al. 1993. Acidic depositions: effects on wildlife and habitats. Wildlife Society Technical Review 93-1. 42pp. Jenkins, Jerry The Adirondack Atlas a Geographic Portrait of the Adirondacks. Adirondack Museum and Park Syracuse University Press, 2004
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