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mn9driver

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2. I fly over the Salton Sea several times per month.

Reply to quaint (Original post)

Wed Nov 17, 2021, 10:15 AM

Nov 2021

It’s a long way from being dried up. That being said, it’s a pretty toxic body of water; there is no sign of boating, swimming or fishing on it. I don’t think there is much that can live in it.

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How Drilling for Lithium in the Salton Sea Is Making For a More Sustainable Future [View all] quaint Nov 2021 OP

Water levels are already historically low. Waiting to find out how they 'make more water' next! Budi Nov 2021 #1

I fly over the Salton Sea several times per month. mn9driver Nov 2021 #2

I used to go fishing for corvina in the Salton Sea with my dad. hunter Nov 2021 #3