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ABC News(NEW YORK) More than a century ago, an accidental oasis in the California desert created a popular residential and vacation spot for families. But over the last few decades, environmental experts say climate change and drought in the Salton Sea have led to a destination that's been plagued with dust bowls, receding waters and other hazards. "When we came here, from the window of my house [I] could see it. So, I thought it was beautiful where I lived," Nancy del Castillo, who moved to a community near the sea with her family nine years ago, told ABC News. "But when they told me, 'Oh let's go closer to the lake'…I said, 'Oh God, what is happening?' There were dead fish." As environmentalists and community activists call for more help in the region over this issue, the environment is also at the center of another environmental quandary. The Salton Sea was created in the early 20th century after an irrigation canal off the Color

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