Why there's salt — and a mine — beneath Lake Erie
Morton Salt and Cargill have been mining salt along Lake Erie since the late 1950s, taking advantage of relatively shallow salt beds that date back 400 million years when present-day Ohio was part of a vast inland sea located closer to the Tropics.
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