What Does KADP Stand For?

KADP stands for Kentucky Acid Deposition Program

The Kentucky Acid Deposition Program (KADP) is a state initiative aimed at monitoring and managing acid deposition in Kentucky's environment. The program focuses on assessing the impact of acidic pollutants on air quality, water resources, and terrestrial ecosystems. By conducting research and disseminating findings, KADP seeks to inform policy decisions and promote practices that mitigate the effects of acid deposition, ultimately striving to protect and enhance the natural resources and public health in the region.