Dust flies as inland Salton Sea dries up in California

Researchers at UC-Riverside say desert winds are picking up dust from the widening beaches created as the Salton Sea shrinks, says public broadcaster KPBS in San Diego. The dust from the “playa,” as the former lake bed is called, is saltier and higher in some trace elements, although “it was not especially toxic compared to… » Read More

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