May 20, 2024
11:15:43am
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Seems like the Owens Lake and Owens River Valley would be a better comparison
especially the dust part...Except that they aren't diverting 100% of the water from SL...I was really glad to hear that they restored some of the water flow on the Owens River after a century. In retrospect, seems like such a bad decision to divert 100% back in 1913. Then again, I guess if there were no dams on the Colorado, it would have a chance to flood and refill the Salton Sea. Hard to know what the best thing to do is.
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It both is and isn't manmade. Throughout history the River has created a lake there from time to time. Yes the most
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