Sulfur Cycle

Many components are leading the climate change we are currently experiencing.  There are many natural cycles that take place in small quantities.  However, humans are contributing to the sulfur levels being released into the air in overwhelming amounts.  The burning of fossil fuels are adding to sulfur levels in the atmosphere which is throwing off the greenhouse effects of carbon dioxide (CO2) concentrates. (Uherek, Elmar)  Evaporation of sulfur (S) is what causes acid rain.  Acid rain is meant to be in low amounts of acid, in recent years the acidic level in acid rain has greatly increased and has caused severe issues.