General Information / Large Sites
	www.epa.gov/airmarkets/acidrain/ EPA Homepage- This site is the EPA main site, and it covers what acid rain is, how it is measured, its effects, and other material.  It is a good solid base of information to start from.
	http://www.ems.psu.edu/info/explore/AcidR.html This page is an intermediate level look at the general chemistry, sources, areas heavily affected, and effects of acid rain, as well as predicting what will happen in future, as developed countries establish stricter emission laws.
	http://www.econet.apc.org/acidrain/ IGC Resources- This is the main acid rain resource page of the Institute for Global Communications (IGC).  It contains multiple publications, informational sites, and educational resources.
	http://www.ec.gc.ca/acidrain/ Environment Canada Mainpage- This is the homepage of the Environment Canada page on Acid Rain.  It has multiple areas of focus, some of which are sub-pages in this library.  More related site information here.
	http://www.soton.ac.uk/~engenvir/environment/air/acid.home.html  University of Southampton- This is a kid-friendly website from the University of Southampton in the UK.  It contains easy-to-read graphics and data on acid rain maps of Western Europe.  Good background info page for a 5th-8th grade class.
	http://qlink.queensu.ca/~4lrm4/  Queen’s University, Ontario, Student Page- The main page of several sub-links in this library.  This is a student-run website at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario.  The material is consistent with official sites.
	http://www.doc.mmu.ac.uk/aric/eae/english.html This is an excellent site designed by ARIC (Atmospheric Research and Information Center) in the UK.  It includes detailed information on all aspects of Acid Rain, with different explanations for younger and older viewers, and an enormous set of links.
	http://www.dep.state.pa.us/dep/deputate/airwaste/aq/acidrain/acidrain.htm This is the DEP main page on air pollutants and acid rain for Pennsylvania.  It includes multiple publications by the EPA as well as informational pieces.
	http://www.lumina.com/taf/index.html The Tracking and Analysis Framework (TAF) is an integrated modeling framework developed to assess, inform, and guide U.S. regulatory policies on emissions of precursors to acid rain.
	http://bqs.usgs.gov/acidrain/ This is the USGS main page on acid rain and acidic pollutants.  It contains data and reports on all fifty states as well as nation-wide statistics.  This page includes additional USGS information on acid rain.
	http://www.4cleanair.org/acidrain.html This is a very large web page run by STAPPA/ALPACO which has many links for domestic and international acid rain information.