The Nation - News from Jan. 2, 1985
Daily monitoring of rain and snowfall at six sites in the eastern United States over a five-year period showed no apparent major increase or decrease in acid rain, according to a study released by the Electric Power Research Institute. The median annual acidity at five of the six stations was slightly less in 1982 and 1983 than in the three previous years, but a more detailed analysis now under way should determine whether the change is anything more than normal variation, the study said.
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