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Imperial Valley

noun

  1. an irrigated agricultural region in SE California, adjacent to Mexico, formerly a part of the Colorado Desert: it is largely below sea level and contains the Salton Sink.



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In search of freedom, Koreans left for farming communities in the Imperial Valley, city life in San Francisco and eventually, Los Angeles.

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As part of the water-saving efforts, farmers in California’s Imperial Valley are temporarily leaving some hay fields parched and fallow in exchange for cash payments.

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But by the turn of the century, there had been only one earthquake globally that some scientists suspected was a supershear event — the magnitude 6.4 Imperial Valley earthquake of 1979.

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As part of the water-saving efforts, Imperial Valley farmers are temporarily leaving some fields dry in exchange for cash payments.

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As part of those agreements, farmers in California’s Imperial Valley have been voluntarily leaving some hay fields dry and unplanted part of the time in exchange for payments through programs that received federal funding during the Biden administration.

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