Cinder cones and volcanic surfaces still dot parts of it, and the US government founded a geothermal plant there in the late 1970s.
Cinder cones and volcanic surfaces still dot parts of it, and the US government founded a geothermal plant there in the late 1970s. Within it are the low-level nuclear waste site of Ward Valley as well as Edwards Air Force Base. The Sonoran desert borders it to the southeast, and the Sierra Nevadas are to the north and west. For 10 points—name this desert, home to Joshua Tree National Park and Death Valley.
Cinder cones and volcanic surfaces still dot parts of it, and the US government founded a geothermal plant there in the late 1970s.
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