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A Moving Mystery
Along the southeastern edge of California’s Salton Sea, there are areas that contain geothermal mud pots and mud volcanoes—Geological features that may change shape, but never location. In 2016, a large, muddy CO2-driven mud spring in Imperial County, California, developed—and in a completely unexpected way, began moving southwest. By early 2018, the mud spring threatened local infrastructure.
A Moving Mystery
Along the southeastern edge of California’s Salton Sea, there are areas that contain geothermal mud pots and mud volcanoes—Geological features that may change shape, but never location. In 2016, a large, muddy CO2-driven mud spring in Imperial County, California, developed—and in a completely unexpected way, began moving southwest. By early 2018, the mud spring threatened local infrastructure.
A Moving Mystery
Lynch, David K. (author) / Deane, Travis (author)
Civil Engineering Magazine Archive ; 89 ; 54-63
2020-01-01
102019-01-01 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
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