And there’s loads of it dissolved in the underground brine deep beneath the southern end of the Salton Sea. That super-heated underground fluid — which has no connection to the waters of the Salton Sea — has been used since the 1980s to generate climate-friendly electricity. AdvertisementI wrote about the increasingly bright prospects for Salton Sea lithium extraction in October 2019. “After eight years,” he said, “suddenly overnight things started to come together.”Next, let’s look at the newest entrance in the Salton Sea lithium race: TerraLithium. AdvertisementSo will the Salton Sea lithium dream come true?

Source: Los Angeles Times March 18, 2021 12:56 UTC