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At that level 20 percent of lakes in sensitive areas would be acidified, he said.

He had acidified the water of the tank, and destroyed the field at its source.

The study determined that 2.7 percent of the streams in the national survey were acidified.

It appears that deciduous trees do not acidify in this way.

Earlier, it had been feared that thousands of lakes would be fully acidified by now.

In many parts of Europe there is significant damage to forests through acidifying emissions.

These rising levels of carbon dioxide are acidifying the oceans.

The one exception is in cases where the chemical products of the breakdown process tend to acidify.

Triangle lake has recently been discovered to be acidified.

These ammonia-based carriers have the quality to acidify soils when used.

The report counted as acidified those lakes that had a pH of 5 or below.

Despite the increased energy consumption, there has been a dramatic fall in emissions of acidifying substances.

Acid rain will cause Canada's lakes and rivers to become further acidified.

As a lake becomes more acidified, so more of its inhabitants begin to die out.

The report said the six areas accounted for almost all the lakes and streams acidified by acid rain.

Similar problems occur in Sweden where many private supplies are highly acidified as a result of acid rain.

Certain nutrient carriers have the ability to acidify soils.

The soils in the area have a tendency to acidify, and this is corrected by the grape growers.

Acidifying the solution with sulfuric acid will drive the carbonate away.

Even soil with a 'fairly high clay content' became acidified at depth.

Again, acidifying old water is not suitable.

Once your water is soft it is easily acidified using peat filtration.

By this thought it is possible to acidify the soil and induce the release of absorbed heavy metals.

Usually this is done by acidifying (souring) the milk and adding rennet.

It also can acidify other surfaces it touches or be washed into the ocean.