Short-term effects of oil include environmental pollution, such as oil spills that harm marine life and ecosystems, and economic fluctuations in oil-dependent regions. Long-term effects can involve climate change due to greenhouse gas emissions from oil extraction and consumption, as well as lasting damage to biodiversity and water quality. Additionally, reliance on oil can lead to geopolitical tensions and economic instability as nations vie for resources. Transitioning to renewable energy sources is essential to mitigate these impacts.
The Ixtoc I oil spill, which occurred in 1979 off the coast of Mexico, had both short and long-term effects on the environment and local communities. Short-term effects included extensive damage to marine life, destruction of habitats, and immediate economic impacts on fishing and tourism industries. Long-term effects involved persistent contamination of coastal ecosystems, ongoing health risks for local populations, and significant alterations to the Gulf of Mexico's ecological balance. Additionally, the spill raised awareness about the need for stricter regulations on offshore drilling and oil spill response measures.
World War I had both short-term and long-term effects on Oklahoma. In the short term, the war boosted the state's economy through increased agricultural production and demand for oil, leading to a population surge as soldiers returned and new workers moved in. Long-term effects included significant demographic changes, as the war accelerated urbanization and industrialization, particularly in cities like Tulsa. Additionally, the war fostered a sense of nationalism and solidarity, shaping Oklahoma's social and political landscape for years to come.
nonconventional: water, sun, wind They're expensive They can be recycled (not sun) and don't pollute. good long term effects conventional: oil, coal, electricity Global warming good short term effects non-renewable
For the first war, the short term effect was the ongoing tension between Iraq and Kuwait over Kuwait's oil fields. Another short term effect was when Iraq invaded Kuwait to take over their oil supply.
Motor oil is toxic. New motor oil has fresher, lighter hydrocarbons that can have short-term effects on some organisms, while used motor oil is more dangerous because its toxicity can contribute to chronic environmental hazards such as carcinogenicity.
It's not a long term solution. Even if it works in the short term, the problem will continue to exist, and progressively get worse over time.
both, they tend to have long term contracts but also buy on spot when necessary
what were the effects of the Arab OPEC oil embargo on the U.S
fish die and get oily which leaves birds to swallow the dead oily fish which can kill the birds leaving the sea full of dead animals!!
3-in-1 is a decent choice for short-term storage and immediate water displacement. However, it tends to thicken when it's cold. I prefer silicone gun oil. For long term storage, you need something more grease-like.
By rebuilding the turbo in the bearings and seals and using a thicker oil or adding stop oil burn additive for a short term repair
Shortage of oil, or oil leakage, short of maintenance for too long.