ESSA Facility Environmental Problem

ESSA exports salt produced by solar evaporation of areas flooded with sea water. A byproduct of the production process is salt brine. The environmental problems that ESSA is having revolve around the impact that ESSA has had on the ecosystem in which the facility is located. These problems were widely publicized when 94 black sea turtles, which are an endangered species of sea life, were found dead near the ESSA facility. A lengthy scientific investigation to the deaths of the black sea turtles revealed that they had died when an accidental leak from the ESSA facility resulted in toxic levels of salt brine being released into a relatively small area of a lagoon the turtles were hunting in at the time of the leak.

The deaths of these endangered turtles prompted environmentalists to question whether the ESSA facility could be operated safely in such an ecologically diverse and fragile area. Environmentalists also reminded the general public that the ESSA facility was

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