Question

sulfur dioxide is implicated in acid rain. burning which fossil fuel releases the most sulfur dioxide? natural gas coal

Explanation:

Coal typically contains a higher amount of sulfur compared to natural gas. When burned, the sulfur in coal reacts with oxygen to form sulfur dioxide (\(SO_2\)). This is a significant contributor to acid rain. Natural gas has a relatively lower sulfur content, so burning it releases less sulfur dioxide.

Answer:

Coal