The Guzzler
guz·zler /'g&z-l&r, / noun — a man-made catch basin designed to enhance natural waters
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Old Spanish Trail
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Old Spanish Trail
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January 12, 2016
Strange Amargosa River creates series of Mojave oases
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The Amargosa River winds its way through a canyon near China Ranch Date Farm on its way to Death Valley. (Las Vegas Review-Journal file phot...
July 13, 2015
The Mojave River: A source of water battles and innovation
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Postcard view of the old automobile bridge at the upper narrows of the Mojave River, circa 1930. The Mojave River flows above ground year-...
November 20, 2014
BLM rejectes application for Silurian Valley energy project
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Kailah Miles,11, of Apple Valley and her brother Rex, 8, walk back to their family's campsite at the Dumont Dunes in the Silurian Valley...
November 8, 2014
Will renewable energy ruin an 'irreplaceable' Mojave desert oasis?
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The BLM has called the Silurian Valley an "undisturbed, irreplaceable, historic scenic landscape." But now the federal agency is c...
April 16, 2014
Huge solar project questioned
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The proposed Silurian Valley solar project would install photovoltaic panels such as those pictured here at the First Solar is project nea...
September 10, 2011
Take a 'monumental' tour of Cajon Pass
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Santa Fe and Salt Lake Trail Monument (parks.ca.gov) Mark Landis, Correspondent Inland Valley Daily Bulletin For centuries, the Cajon Pa...
May 26, 2011
The Old Spanish Trail, Explained
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New Mexico to Southern California Old Spanish Trail (in red). (National Park Service) by Nathan Masters KCET Although Southern Califor...
January 10, 2008
Proposed Energy Corridors Threaten 1000 Acres of California Public Lands
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Public Meeting Scheduled for January 10 in Ontario, CA NewsBlaze.com Denver (January 10, 2008) - The Mojave National Preserve, the Californi...
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