Bosnia and Herzegovina Sulfur Dioxide (SO2) Level
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Sulfur Dioxide (SO₂): Sulfur dioxide is the major component in acid rain as it easily dissolves in the water and forms sulfuric acid. And SO2 in acid rain can harm forests, crops, and aquatic ecosystems, change soil acidity, and deteriorate building materials and historical monuments.
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Visoko, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Livno, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Kakanj, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Doboj, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Novi Travnik, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Mrkonjic Grad, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Jablanica, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Last Updated: 14 Feb 2026, 02:12 AM
AQI City RankingsUncovering the Sources of Sulfur Dioxide (SO2): Where Does It Come From?
Chemical manufacturing
The production processes that emit sulfur dioxide.
Industries
Emissions from manufacturing and industrial processes.
Power plants generation
Released during the burning of fossil fuels for electricity.
Petroleum Refineries
Emits from refining crude oil into various products.
Heavy-duty vehicles
Exhaust from trucks and buses using diesel fuel.Short-Term SO2 Exposure Impacts
Nose irritation
Discomfort in the nasal passages.
Throat and lung irritation
Inflammation and pain in the throat.
Coughing and phlegmz
Persistent cough and mucus production.
Asthma attacks
Triggering of asthma symptoms or existing asthma.
Wheezing
High-pitched whistling sound when breathing.Why you should care about Sulfur Dioxide (SO2)?
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