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Great Salt Lake brine shrimp drive a fishing industry worth up to $60 million dollars a year that employs close to 150 seasonal workers in northern Utah each season. The catch supplies almost 45 ...

(Abduaziz Madyarov | The Great Salt Lake Collaborative) Uzbek biologist Ablatdiyn Musaev stands by a tank full of brine shrimp gathered from the Aral Sea on Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2023.

Remnants of the Aral Sea straddling the border of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, which until recently produced 500 metric tons of brine artemia, has become too saline to support brine shrimp. Iran’s ...

Scientists recently discovered rare brine pools — dense, salty depressions — at the bottom of the Red Sea, where microbes thrive under extreme conditions.

AS if life under the sea wasn’t tough enough, there are some depths not fit for any animal to survive. Rare brine pools in the Red Sea are incredibly salty and have no oxygen whatsoever. In f… ...

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 ...

Everybody wants their Thanksgiving turkey to stand out, but home chefs in one state are flying a little over the nest by trying to brine tomorrow's dinner at a public saltwater beach, officials say.

The deposits were detected under the Gofar fault in the eastern Pacific Ocean via electromagnetic data. ... Researchers Find Unexpected Brine Deposits Under Fault in Ocean Floor The discovery could ...

According to the Brine Miners, a research center at Oregon State University, there are roughly 18,000 desalination plants, globally, taking in 23 trillion gallons of ocean water a year and either ...

Officials at the Great Salt Lake State Park & Marina in Utah are reminding locals not to brine their Thanksgiving turkeys in the Great Salt Lake after someone's bird washed up on the beach.