In Death Valley, a strange lake dwindles while California's tallest sand dunes reopen
Death Valley’s temporary lake, fed by one powerful summer storm, is down to inches as it dwindles in the park’s Badwater Basin. But as it evaporates, other parts of the national park are reopening. In the aftermath of an Aug. 20 storm that caused widespread flooding and forced the closure of the park, the shallow …
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