Mojave
Americannoun
PLURAL
MojavesPLURAL
Mojavenoun
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Blazes were once rare in the Mojave Desert, but have become increasingly common amid hotter, drier conditions and more extreme swings in precipitation.
From Los Angeles Times
On a crisp morning in California’s Mojave Desert, the skies cleared just enough for a jet to take off—and go supersonic.
The recent government shutdown left Joshua Tree National Park vulnerable to vandalism during peak visitor season, with the Mojave Desert Land Trust reporting graffiti and habitat destruction.
From Los Angeles Times
Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Wednesday for “inhumane” and “punitive” conditions at California City Detention Facility in the Mojave Desert.
From Los Angeles Times
Puglisi, owner of Wandering Mojave Hiking Services, said his business is down at least 25% compared with November of last year.
From Los Angeles Times
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