The Braer Oil Disaster - Essay outling the consiquences and effects of the Braer Oil Disaster

What are the consequences of a major oil spill at sea? There are numerous consequences to an oil spill at sea. The biggest of which is the damage to wildlife in the area. Lots of sea mammals would be killed, including fish, plankton and bigger underwater organisms. This would disrupt the food chain, because the birds wouldn't be able to eat fish as they normally do. They would either not be able to find any, …showed first 75 words of 697 total…

…showed last 75 words of 697 total…if one was damaged the spill wouldn't be anywhere near as bad as if all the oil was go to in one. If better routes for ships were planned further away from the coastlines, then there would be a lot less risk of damage. On top of these, if there were frequent tests run by the government on ships, like there is on cars, the more unsafe tankers wouldn't be at sea creating a risk.