How about salt water intrusion?

 

And how does the field capacity of clay compare to silt?

 

That's not my thing. Let others deal with the Salton Sea. I used to do geothermal power plant development down there -- the Niland Anomaly.

 

Where the ocean meets the sky I'll be saline...

 

Beats the shit out of me. I'm not a geologist. However, since field capacity is defined as the amount of water held in soil after excess water has drained away and the rate of downward movement has materially decreased, and since silt is much more permeable than silt, silt should have more field capacity.

 

 

 

That guy marches to the beat of a different drum...

 

So does he.

 

He certainly is beating off...