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Scientists mapped the subsurface of Utah's Great Salt Lake and discovered a potentially immense deposit of fresh water hidden beneath one of the saltiest lakes in the United States
Clarín · global
Researchers from the University of Utah detected it beneath the sediments of the Great Salt Lake using electromagnetic, magnetic studies, and drilling. Some of the water could have been underground for thousands of years, but its total volume and how much could be extracted without altering the
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