Solar evaporation refers to the process in which water or other liquids are evaporated by the heat and energy from the sun.
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CMP owns a handful of salt mines (including the largest rock salt mine in the world — located in Canada — and the biggest in the U.K.) and
solar evaporation facilities (including the only sulfate of potash production site in North America) that it uses to produce its minerals.
If the packaging doesn't get you, the product will: Naturally harvested
by solar evaporation, the crystals impart a subtle crispness to sweets and savories alike.
Origin: Formed
through solar evaporation in greenhouses in Washington's San Juan Valley Tasting notes: Densely salty little rocks Try it: on Your New Avocado Toast.
It's extracted just simply by evaporating the water from the sea or the ocean, and this is known
as solar evaporation.
The ocean water, where almost every mineral and trace element required by the human body can be found, is gathered and dehydrated
using solar evaporation.
* The sodium in the inland sea of Utah is removed by using
a solar evaporation technology without the use of chemicals or dyes.
On the contrary, the culprit seems to be potash mining, which involves siphoning off brine from the salt flats in the winter and using
solar evaporation to expose the salable material.
CMP's
solar evaporation pond complex in Utah is one of only four in the world (and the only one in North America) that can produce SOP from a naturally occurring brine source using solar evaporation.