Environment
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Potash Lakes: What's the Science Behind These Weird, Bright Lakes That Sprout in Utah Desert?
In the center of Utah's desert, there is a vivid blue spot of water. Although the potash evaporation ponds appear odd, they serve a very particular function.
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