No, we shouldn’t pump water from underneath Joshua Tree to help store electricity

The proposed site, which Congress carved out of the then-Joshua Tree National Monument in 1950 to allowing iron ore mining, has become a home for bighorn sheep, golden eagles and desert tortoises, among other species. Environmentalists argue that filling …

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