This half-hour special dives into the troubles and triumphs at the Salton Sea. The 10-year plan to restore the sea just passed the halfway mark. It’s a massive and expensive undertaking, but will it be enough to save the sea?
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It’s being called the 4th industrial revolution, the advancement of technology and the creation of batteries.
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A look at where things stand as the state’s 10 year plan aims to be completed in 2028.
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Water resitrictions are causing the Salton Sea to shrink. It’s impacting water levels and air quality, but it’s also creating natural wetlands giving the area new life
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While researching the sea, some people have asked why don’t they just drain the water and eliminate it?
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Today marked the groundbreaking of a lithium extraction and geothermal power plant at the southern end of the Salton Sea.
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Congressman Raul Ruiz met with Arizona lawmakers and federal officials about the current conditions of the Salton Sea and how they hope to take the area from a public health hazard to an economic hub.
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Officials take a closer look at the sea and the economic development for the region through lithium extraction.