Comments on: Salton Sea, part 2: An open waterway (or pipeline) from the Gulf of California http://aquafornia.com/archives/1327 The California Water News blog! Fri, 10 Feb 2012 05:48:00 -0800 hourly 1 By: Clifford Dove http://aquafornia.com/archives/1327/comment-page-1#comment-29793 Clifford Dove Tue, 04 May 2010 22:13:23 +0000 http://aquafornia.com/archives/1327#comment-29793 Dear Maven, There is nothing written here that resembles fact. Richard has the right idea, "Water from the Sea of Cortez", but the wrong approach. Rick Daniels worked for the Salton Sea Authority and they have an agenda that does not include water in the area now occupied by the Salton Sea. The engineering of Sea to Sea channels has been done by CRM, Inc. The power requirements are nil when the full flow is reached. The salinity can be controlled through water swaps. This is what makes the CRM, Inc. plan work, water swaps. As for the Bio-sphere, there is currently a channel running through it. Lifeforms migrate right now between the Salton Basin and the Gulf, so that is not a great concern. Although this is an old post, I felt the need to respond. Dear Maven, There is nothing written here that resembles fact. Richard has the right idea, “Water from the Sea of Cortez”, but the wrong approach. Rick Daniels worked for the Salton Sea Authority and they have an agenda that does not include water in the area now occupied by the Salton Sea.

The engineering of Sea to Sea channels has been done by CRM, Inc. The power requirements are nil when the full flow is reached. The salinity can be controlled through water swaps. This is what makes the CRM, Inc. plan work, water swaps.

As for the Bio-sphere, there is currently a channel running through it. Lifeforms migrate right now between the Salton Basin and the Gulf, so that is not a great concern.

Although this is an old post, I felt the need to respond.

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