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2020 Annual Report on the Salton Sea Management Program
2020 Annual Report on the Salton Sea Management Program
California Natural Resources Agency | February 21, 2020...SummaryImproving air quality and creating habitat at the Salton Sea are key priorities for Governor Gavin Newsom and the California Natural Resources Agency....
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A Salton Sea Chronology (Prehistory-2015)
A Salton Sea Chronology (Prehistory-2015)
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (USBR) | January 14, 2016...SummaryView DocumentBecome a member to access this feature
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Averting disaster: Action now for the Salton Sea
$0.00Averting disaster: Action now for the Salton Sea
Little Hoover Commission | September 1, 2015...SummaryThe Salton Sea is shrinking. Currently the state’s largest inland body of water, as it dries up, the Sea poses a substantial threat...
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California Natural Resources Agency 2019 Annual Report on the Salton Sea Management Program
California Natural Resources Agency 2019 Annual Report on the Salton Sea Management Program
California Natural Resources Agency | March 1, 2019...SummaryOn November 7, 2017, the State Water Resources Control Board adopted an order accepting an agreement defining the state’s commitment to stabilize and manage...
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Formation of California’s Salton Sea in 1905-07 was not “accidental”
Formation of California’s Salton Sea in 1905-07 was not “accidental”
The 2020 Desert Symposium Field Guide and Proceedings | April 26, 2020...SummaryIt is widely thought that the Salton Sea was created accidentally in 1905-07 because of engineering negligence in the diversion of Colorado River...
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Haven or Hazard: The Ecology and Future of the Salton Sea
$0.00Haven or Hazard: The Ecology and Future of the Salton Sea
Pacific Institute | February 1, 1999...SummaryCalifornia’s Salton Sea is a fertile oasis in the hostile desert of south-eastern California. It has been adopted by millions of birds migrating...
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Hazard: The Future of the Salton Sea With No Restoration Project
Hazard: The Future of the Salton Sea With No Restoration Project
Pacific Institute | May 1, 2006...SummaryThe Salton Sea lies on the brink of catastrophic change. The amount of water flowing into the Sea in the next twenty years...
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Hazard’s Toll: The Costs of Inaction at the Salton Sea
$0.00Hazard’s Toll: The Costs of Inaction at the Salton Sea
Pacific Institute | September 3, 2014...SummaryThe declining Salton Sea will impose massive public health and environmental costs on local residents and Californians generally, as described in the Pacific...
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Integrated Water Management Plan Evaluation: A review of the Salton Sea Authority’s preferred project concept for rehabilitating the Salton Sea
$0.00Integrated Water Management Plan Evaluation: A review of the Salton Sea Authority’s preferred project concept for rehabilitating the Salton Sea
Bureau of Reclamation | March 11, 2005...SummaryThe USGS Salton Sea Science Office convened an experts workshop, from November 15-17 in Riverside, California, to evaluate a Salton Sea rehabilitation proposal...
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Irregular Focal Mechanisms Observed at Salton Sea Geothermal Field: Possible Influences of Anthropogenic Stress Perturbations
Irregular Focal Mechanisms Observed at Salton Sea Geothermal Field: Possible Influences of Anthropogenic Stress Perturbations
Stanford University | February 12, 2018...SummaryAt the Salton Sea Geothermal Field (SSGF), strain accumulation is released through seismic slip and aseismic deformation. Earthquake activity at the SSGF often...
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