Proponents claim the dispersants did help
dissipate oil slicks on the sea surface, causing less oil to taint shoreline beaches and marshes.
Aerial photographs and anecdotal accounts suggested that the deep - sea dispersant injection may have helped
dissipate the oil slicks at the surface and improve air quality around responder boats working near the disaster site.
Not exact matches
Dispersants have been applied to
oil slicks on the ocean surface for half a century to break petroleum into smaller droplets that
dissipate into waters of the open ocean so that less
oil reaches ecologically sensitive coastlines.