Question

Three common methods employed in the cleanup of oil spills are aeration of water, skimmer boats, and genetically engineered bacteria aeration of water, skimmer boats, and genetically engineered bacteria A aeration of water, phytoremediation, and genetically engineered bacteria aeration of water, phytoremediation, and genetically engineered bacteria B skimmer boats, high temperature incineration, and phytoremediation skimmer boats, high temperature incineration, and phytoremediation C large floating booms, high temperature incineration, and phytoremediation large floating booms, high temperature incineration, and phytoremediation D large floating booms, skimmer boats, and genetically engineered bacteria

Answer 1

large floating booms, skimmer boats, and genetically engineered bacteria

Step-by-step explanation:

Skimmers are used in the clean up of oil spills it makes use of containment skims that act like a fence and the surface of water and prevent the oil spill from moving or spreading across the water surface. It contains the oil into a particular place. Floating booms helps in the sucking out of oil in the confined area, its act like a vacuum pump and suck out all the oil spills available in the areas confined by the skimmers.

Bioremediation involves the use of microorganisms to clean up spills this micro organism breaks down this petroleum product into harmless substance through their metabolic activities. Genetically modified Bacterial can be use for this purpose to help break down this hydrocarbons and make them less toxic.