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Join GBWN, @sierraclub, @titus.house.gov and others to discuss the proposed public land sales across the west in the tax bill for billionaires. Sign up and hear about how we can defeat this dangerous effort to strip us of our special places and siphon away our water.

The water doesn't exist. But the aspirations and visions persist. Read this import work from Mr. Temple. Decide for yourself.

Is the sprawl worth it? greatbasinwater.org/breaking-the...

The epicenter of the fight over public land sales is in Nevada. greatbasinwater.org/public-land-...

Who will be the next commissioner for BOR????? "Acting" officials only have 210 days. greatbasinwater.org/will-trump-m...

As communities throughout the west raise questions about public land sales, politicians in Nevada have a response. nevadacurrent.com/2025/04/22/w...

The sprawl Democrats voted for "will warrant expensive new water lines, sewer systems, roads, electricity infrastructure, schools, fire stations, and a host of other intangibles that have costs that span decades. These are not one-time expenses. They are forever expenses." Commentary:

Nevada Democrats Are Pushing For Public Land Sales In The Nation's Driest State greatbasinwater.org/gbwn-stateme...

Today, lawmakers in Nevada are going to vote on a resolution that supports public land sales and more sprawl in Vegas. AJR10 has had no hearings and no meaningful debate. Why would Dems w/ deep ties to the real estate industry want to deprive the public? greatbasinwater.org/democrats-an...

Don't let profiteering erode the foundations of our water law that give the public interest a voice and ensure transparency. Help us oppose AB419 today. greatbasinwater.org/a-bill-for-p...

"BuT THe PasT TWo WintErS WeRe GoOd."

Are lawmakers digging deep or staying shallow on mining brines? greatbasinwater.org/getting-salt...

With all the talk of public land sales, you all need to look behind the curtain in Nevada to understand where this might be headed. greatbasinwater.org/democrats-an...

What's happening with water conservation in the Nevada Legislature. Ohhh and what about the ongoing lawsuits over Coyote Springs, a plan to invite tens of thousands of people to live off scare groundwater in the desert north of Vegas? There's some of that too. nevadanewsmakers.com/video/defaul...

FOIA records show that pipeline pushers are coming back to siphon water away from the valleys surrounding Great Basin National Park. greatbasinwater.org/foia-cedar-c...

DOGE is cancelling offices leases across Utah for the National Park Service, USGS and other agencies, via @hufh4m.bsky.social www.sltrib.com/news/politic...

Sen. Blouin's bill blocking utilities from using ratepayer money for lobbying or advertising has been "returned to Rules:" le.utah.gov/Session/2025... It's likely done for the session. #utpol

No water attorney had a greater role in protecting the deserts of Nevada than Simeon Herskovits, who spent his career harnessing the public interest in ways that brought communities together for the benefit of plant, animal and human life. greatbasinwater.org/in-memoriam-...

Bills in the state's legislature and in Congress pose many questions about the future. greatbasinwater.org/can-utahs-an...

So often in our work we have heard: "I hated this law until I needed it." greatbasinwater.org/the-gutting-...

Democrats and Republicans love the idea of selling off public lands in Nevada. This is not a partisan issue. Just look at what the congressional delegation has done to Vegas since the late 1990s. If Ds in the Legislature could oblige the governor they would. But the folks DC take care of it.

This is classic Utah legislature on Colorado River matters. So silly.

How are we seeing the EOs impact certain projects in Nevada? take a look. greatbasinwater.org/what-do-thos...

Folks, here's the latest on what's in play for water conservation in Nevada and Utah. If you are interested in the nexus between the green energy transition and water, agricultural use, and residential use in the nation's driest states, check this out. greatbasinwater.org/nv-and-ut-wa...

Later this week we will be offering you a look at what's happening in statehouses in the nation's driest states. Much to discuss for the future of water conservation in Nevada and Utah — and its nexus with industry. Buckle up and stay tuned.

Industry reports suggest it costs companies $10 million per megawatt to build a data center. An executive from Tract just said as much to Nevada electricity regulators. $100-$500 billion of investment is a lot of data centers reports.turnerandtownsend.com/dcci-2024/ Where will the water come from?

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