But a regional air regulator says its comprehensive, real time data show safe levels near the drying water body, California's largest.

New research has found that the shrinking lake is emitting the foul-smelling gas hydrogen sulfide more frequently and at higher levels than previously measured.

The Salton Sea, California's largest lake, has suffered from decades of environmental degradation, impacting the health of nearby residents and the local ecosystem. Recent funding allocations ...

The future of the Salton Sea is grim given climate change, the drying out of the west and the rapid increase in population and water users in the southwestern United States. But the sea itself ...

On scorching days when winds blow across the California desert, the Salton Sea regularly gives off a stench of decay resembling rotten eggs.

Then the Salton Sea may be your jam ... There are fewer than 300 million cars and trucks registered in the United States today. So yeah, that’s a big deal. But for all the lake’s problems ...

A shortage on the Colorado River has put tremendous pressure on the water supply that serves more than 40-million people in the Western United States ... for California's Salton Sea.

Researchers showed that hydrogen sulfide, which is associated with numerous health conditions, is emitted from California’s ...

Rising salinity, exacerbated by a shrinking freshwater supply from the chronically drought-plagued Colorado River, has made the Salton Sea ... no DLE plant in the United States has successfully ...

The mineral-rich stew bubbling thousands of feet beneath the shores of Southern California’s Salton Sea contains ... vehicles on the road in the United States today, the study suggests there ...