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Thousands of Migrants Abandoned in Sahara Desert
Could bats guide humans to clean drinking water in places where it’s scarce?
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Wyoming researchers discovered a mule deer migration almost 100 miles longer than the previous record
The longest recorded migratory mule deer herd in the world travels about a 150 miles from the Red Desert in southwest Wyoming to a place called the Hoback.
Discovered in 2012, the route garnered national attention and inspired countless discussions about its protection. It was an example ...
Our View: Salt cedars should be priority in state’s fire prevention efforts
There’s little reason to doubt the accuracy of predictions for a horrific fire season in Arizona this year. Though tinder-dry forests deservedly get most of the fire attention, fire prevention efforts in the desert areas can provide extra benefits.
Gov. Doug Ducey said he wanted $2 million ...
L.A. Times: Trump has offered no valid reason for revising California’s desert plan
The Interior Department gave final approval 17 months ago to a massive planning document that, among other things, designated nearly 400,000 acres of desert in Southern California for wind, solar and geothermal energy production. The plan capped eight years of work, nearly a dozen public ...