olajtakaró
An olajtakaró, translating to "oil cover" or "oil blanket" in English, refers to a phenomenon observed in some lakes and bodies of water. It describes a thin layer of oil that forms on the surface, often appearing as iridescent patches or a sheen. This oil can originate from various sources, including natural seeps from underground petroleum deposits, runoff from agricultural or urban areas containing petroleum products, or industrial discharge.
The presence of an olajtakaró can have several environmental implications. It can reduce the amount of sunlight
In some cases, the oil is naturally occurring and may not pose a significant long-term threat if