Climate Change: US Desert Areas to Become Even Drier

ENN
Oct 24, 2018, 4:40 pm102 pts
Beneath the Amargosa desert of the southwest United States lies a hidden gem for climate research. The Devils Hole cave system, named after its bottomless depths, provides a window into the vast desert aquifer below. The cave system is home to a peculiar type of calcite deposit. As groundwater slowly passes…

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