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Hundreds of New Mining Claims Threaten Death Valley National Park, Tribal Water Resources
These new mining claims, documented here for the first time, are staked above groundwater aquifers that feed the springs at Furnace Creek in Death Valley National Park and provide drinking water to ...
Why Death Valley’s Native tribe dislikes the park’s name
Death Valley National Park’s harsh desert environment does kill, but Timbisha Shoshone tribal members say it’s really a place ...
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One of the rarest animals on Earth is making a comeback in remote Death Valley cave
The site was added to the Death Valley National Monument by President ... local ranchers built wells and siphoned the desert’s groundwater, lowering the water level in the cavern to below ...
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Rare Desert Wetland Wildflower Advances Toward Endangered Species Protections
Its existence is threatened by groundwater pumping for agriculture ... The wildflower’s southern population is in the Amargosa River Basin outside Death Valley, spanning from Nevada’s Ash Meadows ...