Editing Acid rain (section)

==Further reading==
* [[Hannah Ritchie|Ritchie, Hannah]], "What We Learned from Acid Rain: By working together, the nations of the world can solve [[climate change]]", ''[[Scientific American]]'', vol. 330, no. 1 (January 2024), pp.&nbsp;75–76. "[C]ountries will act only if they know others are willing to do the same. With acid rain, they did act collectively.... We did something similar to restore Earth's protective [[ozone layer]].... [T]he cost of technology really matters.... In the past decade the price of [[solar energy]] has fallen by more than 90 percent and that of [[wind energy]] by more than 70 percent. [[electric battery|Battery]] costs have tumbled by 98 percent since 1990, bringing the price of [[electric car]]s down with them....[T]he stance of [[elected official]]s matters more than their [[political party|party]] affiliation.... Change can happen – but not on its own. We need to drive it." (p.&nbsp;76.)