Takeaways:
- The US government announced it would spend $250 million on environmental cleanup and restoration work around a drying Southern California lake.
- The money will help speed up existing state projects designed to lower the negative environmental impact of the drying lake bed.
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“The collaboration happening at the Salton Sea between water agencies and state, federal, and tribal governments is a blueprint for effective cooperation that the Colorado River Basin sorely needs,” said the district’s general manager JB Hamby.
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