Question

17 multiple choice 1 point when deciding to mine oil from an area, which of the following should be considered? the inconsistency of the resource the cost of photovoltaic cells the potential of releasing radioactive waste into the environment, which could destroy the surrounding ecosystem the possibility of having to use bioremediation to clean up the area if there is an oil spill previous

Explanation:

• Option 1: Oil is a relatively consistent resource in terms of its nature (unlike some renewable energy intermittency), so this is not a key consideration for oil mining.
• Option 2: Photovoltaic cells are related to solar energy, not oil mining, so this is irrelevant.
• Option 3: Radioactive waste is associated with nuclear energy, not oil mining, so this is incorrect.
• Option 4: Oil spills are a common risk in oil mining, and bioremediation is a method to clean up such spills, so considering the need for bioremediation in case of a spill is relevant.

Answer:

The possibility of having to use bioremediation to clean up the area if there is an oil spill