As a river runs through it, a Death Valley stream offers insights into flooding and climate change

Death Valley may be known by its three superlatives: hottest, driest, and lowest – as in temperature, rainfall, and elevation in the United States. But it was the flow of water through the National Park that attracted Boston College Geologist Noah P. Snyder to the desert of eastern California.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news120898031.html">As a river runs through it, a Death Valley stream offers insights into flooding and climate change</a></p> <p>Death Valley may be known by its three superlatives: hottest, driest, and lowest – as in temperature, rainfall, and elevation in the United States. But it was the flow of water through the National Park that attracted Boston College Geologist Noah P. Snyder to the desert of eastern California.</p>