Question 2239 Deck General
70% to passThe use of sinking and dispersing chemical agents for removal of surface oil is _______________.
A
generally safe to sea life
B
too expensive for common use
C
authorized only with prior approval of the Federal On-Scene Coordinator
D
the most common method used in the United States
AI Explanation
The correct answer is C) authorized only with prior approval of the Federal On-Scene Coordinator. The use of sinking and dispersing chemical agents for removal of surface oil is strictly regulated and requires prior approval from the Federal On-Scene Coordinator. This is because the dispersal of these chemicals can have significant impacts on marine ecosystems and must be carefully evaluated before use. Options A, B, and D are incorrect as they do not accurately reflect the regulatory requirements for the use of these agents.
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