Those marine clouds might turn the soil of Britain and Alaska salty.
Acid rain was a problem in Europe and upstate New York decades ago.
And in Copper Hill/Ducktown, TN a basin at the intersection of TN/GA/NC.
For decades up until the 70's the copper deposit was mined and smelted on site which produced local acid rain and turned the area into a Nevada desert.
There used to be a restaurant there in the 50's called The Sahara.
Pine trees are the only thing that grow there now.
http://www.appalachianhistory.net/2017/08/acid-rain-devastates-tennessees-copper.html
“Acid rain was a problem in Europe and upstate New York decades ago.”
Acid rain was never a problem in Europe or elsewhere, only in the alarmist mythology peddled by the greenies with the complicity of the lying media.
There is now ample evidence that they had conflated some dying patches of forests (something that has always existed and will always exist) to a supposedly large scale environmental catastrophe to sell fear.