What are the economic consequences of acid rain on fisheries foresty and agriculture?

Acid rain negatively impacts fisheries by altering water chemistry, which can harm aquatic life and reduce fish populations. In forestry, it weakens trees, making them more susceptible to disease and pests, ultimately decreasing timber yields. For agriculture, acid rain can degrade soil quality and harm crops, leading to reduced agricultural productivity and increased costs for farmers due to the need for lime and other soil amendments. Overall, these effects can contribute to economic losses in affected sectors and disrupt local economies reliant on these resources.