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The Salton Sea’s weirdness is what’s appealing
The Salton Sea occupies a much smaller footprint of what used to be Lake Cahuilla, which disappeared in the late 1500s. Then, in a wild spring runoff in 1905, the Colorado River blew out a ...
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Bridging Art, Nature and Community: Inside The Land Art Museum’s Bold Experiment
Artists from around the world are transforming a secluded Norwegian island into a museum where landscapes become works of art ...
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Briefly: Amid a freeze, Utah granted millions of gallons of new water rights in the Great Salt Lake basin. Here’s where the water will go
According to the Salt Lake Tribune, over the past couple of years, the state approved about 2,500 acre-feet of new water ...
Amid a freeze, Utah granted millions of gallons of new water rights in the Great Salt Lake basin. Here’s where the water will go.
The Salt Lake Tribune analyzed dozens of water rights applications submitted in the two years following a moratorium on most new appropriations within the Great Salt Lake Basin. Here's what we found.