WAEC SSCE - Geography - 2001 (Objective)

A major hazard to both human and aquatic life in some coastal area of Nigeria is

air pollution

overfishing

desalination of sea water

oil spillage Ìdáhùn tó tọ́

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The major hazard to both human and aquatic life in some coastal areas of Nigeria is oil spillage. Oil spills occur when oil leaks into the environment, typically from a ship or oil rig, and can have devastating effects on the surrounding ecosystem. Oil spills can harm or kill marine animals and plants, and also contaminate water sources that humans rely on for drinking, cooking, and washing. The oil can also cause air pollution, which can harm people's health, especially those with respiratory issues. Oil spills can be difficult to clean up, and can have long-lasting effects on the environment and the people who live nearby.






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