The given pictures illustrate the procedure of how the agents from modern life convert into acid rain that in turn disturbs the environment and the food chain.
The process commences when the harmful gases such as carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and other compounds arise from different activities carried out in housing, transport, factories, and power stations. As a result, clouds absorb these pollutants, then the contaminated clouds travel countries and continents; as a consequence, clouds merge with the hazardous pollutants; as an outcome, acid rain formation occurs; after that, the acid rain falls on the hills and fields.
Analyzing the effects of acid rain water falling on hills and fields, it can be inferred that it immensely causes trouble in the cultivation and development of trees and plants. The leftover rainwater flows to the rivers and contaminates the water body; in response to it, the lakes that are associated with the rivers are polluted heavily; thereafter, the crops that consume the water from lakes and rivers are infected as pollutants enter the food chain.
To conclude, the process of polluted agents entering the food chain consists of ten series of steps, starting from the factors of fabricating the pollutants to their involvement in the food chain.