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What is a specific ecological consequence of excess nitrogen pollution associated with acid rain?
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- 1It severely depletes the buffering capacity of high-altitude glaciers and accelerates melting.
- 2It depletes vital soil nutrients and leaches toxic aluminum into deep-water environments.
- 3It exacerbates coastal ecosystem degradation and reduces fish and shellfish populations.✓
- 4It physically disrupts the calcium carbonate structures of physical building materials underwater.
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It exacerbates coastal ecosystem degradation and reduces fish and shellfish populations.
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