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Developer asks judge to toss Pahrump data center ban amid water fight (opens the original)
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A tech developer has asked a Nye County judge to toss out a ban on data centers in one of the state’s most overstressed water basins that serves Pahrump. In a statement, developer Sean Dalesandro said his company is asking for a judge to uphold a principle of fairness, adding that he believes the ban unlawfully disregarded a significant investment into zoning. His company’s previously proposed data center project, the Manse Technology Campus, drew protests from hundreds of residents. “You should
Las Vegas HOAs, businesses soon to be fined if they water ânonfunctionalâ grass (opens the original)
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The Las Vegas Valley Water District will fine businesses and homeowners associations in the new year if they continue to use water from Lake Mead to irrigate grass it has deemed “nonfunctional.” A page on the water district’s website said that beginning Jan. 1, irrigation of decorative grass will be classified as water waste and come with fines. Those fines, if approved, will range from $80 for a first offense on a water meter sized for most residential homes to $5,120 for the fifth offense on t
A monster flood hit Death Valley. Dune recovery is erasing the evidence (opens the original)
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The remarkable recovery of dunes in Death Valley after some were obliterated by remnants of a hurricane may offer clues to how scientists should interpret rocks to study ancient flooding, new research suggests. The study, published in the Journal of Geophysical Research by a lab based at the University of California, Los Angeles, tracks the rebuilding of Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes after Hurricane Hilary in 2023, the remnants of a storm that brought a year’s worth of rain to Death Valley National P
Heat death total for Southern Nevada rises dramatically in latest count (opens the original)
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The Clark County coroner’s office said it has investigated 260 deaths where heat was a factor so far this year. In a Thursday update, the first since the end of July, the number shot up dramatically from 46. The toll from 2024, the hottest year on record in Las Vegas since reliable records began in the 1937, still ranks the highest among years where totals of heat deaths can be compared, with 527 deaths. Clark County coroner Melanie Rouse, who came to the office from Arizona, updated the office’
Developer pulls out of hyperscale data center, natural gas plant proposed on BLM land in Henderson (opens the original)
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A Texas-based company is no longer moving forward with a proposed hyperscale data center and natural gas plant on federal land near the southeastern tip of Henderson, mere miles from a master-planned community at the base of the McCollough Mountains. The 1,000-megawatt data center, detailed in an application obtained by the Sierra Club and shared with the Las Vegas Review-Journal, could have become one of the state’s most energy-intensive data centers on a stretch of desert near the Paradise Hil
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