Answer:
The correct answer is option B. "It disrupts a larger area and produces less oil than drilling".
Step-by-step explanation:
Oil extraction from tar sands is an inefficient way of extracting oil from a mixture of oil, sand, clay and water. The oil extraction from tar sands requires a considerable amount of energy and water and generates more pollution than oil drilling. Another downside of this process is that it disrupts a larger area and produces less oil than drilling. It is estimates that to produce one barrel of oil, 2 tons of oil sand should be processed.