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So, after watching "Plagues and pleasures on the Salton sea" (available on YouTube for free), I decided to look into what was happening to it.
Looks like we actually may help with restoration. But what does that mean, where are we getting the water for it? Will that money actually get to us?
One link for those interested in reading about this topic: https://resources.ca.gov/Newsroom/Page-Content/News-List/Blog-Salton-Sea-Federal-Funding
Ooof, sorry about that, I'm still getting used to voyager's interface. Tried putting in both a link and a photo, but it looks like only the photo went up.
Thank you. It is clear what we'd' "get": habitat restoration and dust mitigation.
Edit, desert adapted plants found in the native habitats surrounding the sea do not need extra water. They evolved to live there.
That was hard.