There are also rubidium, cesium, tungsten, strontium, uranium, calcium chloride, magnesite, zeolite, hectorite and other resources with industrial significance in the salt lake. There are also a large number of special biological resources with important economic value and scientific significance, such as halophilic algae, Artemia, Spirulina, rotifer, etc., as well as drought-tolerant and saline-alkali-tolerant genetic resources, which have opened up a good prospect for human beings to obtain egg quality, natural edible pigments, energy, various industrial scientific materials and purify the environment, and turn salt lakes into "fertile soil". At the same time, salt lake is an important tourism resource and medical sludge resource. The thermal storage characteristics of salt lake brine have been used in "solar salt pond" to generate electricity.
Salt Lake is also a natural environment information and natural laboratory; Salt Lake is also a "carbon sink" and a "natural habitat". Salt lake deposits occupy a considerable area of the earth's land surface, and there are a lot of carbonate deposits, which can delay the greenhouse effect related to human beings to some extent.