No experimental design can completely capture the effects that you want to study

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No experimental design can completely capture the effects that you want to study. For example, if you added acid to the soil in your pots to investigate the effects of acid rain, what types of effects may acid rain have in nature that you will be UNABLE to show? No experimental design can completely capture the effects that you want to study. For example, if you added acid to the soil in your pots to investigate the effects of acid rain, what types of effects may acid rain have in nature that you will be UNABLE to show?

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Acid rains makes water acidic and causes then to absorb the aluminium that makes its way from soil into lakes . It causes respiratory diseases. Acidic water dissolve the nutrients and helpful minerals in soil and washes them away before other plants use them to grow.

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