An oil boom is a floating barrier deployed on water to contain and control oil spills, preventing environmental damage. It works by encircling the slick, allowing skimmers or absorbents to collect the oil. Key beneficiaries include environmental agencies, cleanup crews, and marine ecosystems, as the device minimizes pollution and protects coastal habitats.
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