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Scientists Find a Hidden Treasure Worth $540 Billion at the Bottom of California's Largest Lake
This enormous quantity of this metal would be able to provide energy for as many as 382 million electric vehicle batteries.
Opinion
Opinion: The Salton Sea’s weirdness is what’s appealing
If the lake were to completely dry up there would be a horror to behold. While at shrinking Lake Mead a few gangster cadavers showed up in the mud, the Salton Sea contains crashed planes and practice ...
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The Salton Sea is now smelly all year long and making people's asthma worse. The culprit? Bacteria
Our health seems [to be] declining." The air quality is notoriously bad near the Salton Sea. As California's largest lake has continued to evaporate, it's become saltier and dustier, causing ...
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Writers on the Range: The Salton Sea’s weirdness is what’s appealing
When the landscape opens up, I see the beautiful wreck of the Salton Sea, created by the collision of geology and bad luck. The sea occupies a much smaller footprint of what used to be Lake Cahuilla, ...
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The Race to Make This Dying U.S. Lake the 'Saudi Arabia of Lithium'
The region surrounding California’s toxic Salton Sea has enough lithium to make the U.S. self-sufficient in the mineral, which is a key component of rechargeable batteries. WSJ explores the tech ...
The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel16d
The Salton Sea's weirdness is what's appealing
When the landscape opens up, I see the beautiful wreck of the Salton Sea, created by the collision of geology and bad luck. The sea occupies a much smaller footprint of what used to be Lake ...