Question

oil spillage does not cause water pollution true and false​

Answer 1

Answer:

...........False...................

Answer 2

The statement given here is FALSE.

• The overflow of oil that occurs during the extraction of crude oil from the ocean is known as oil spillage.
• During the extraction procedure, the oil may spill.
• Because oil has a thicker consistency than water and has a lower density, it forms a layer above the water.
• This layer on the water's surface renders the water poisonous and hazardous to aquatic life and other beneficial uses.
• It also prevents sunlight from reaching the water's underside.
• When water is mixed with oil, it becomes toxic, which is why it is referred to as water pollution.