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Southern Nevada parks to lose millions after federal funding block - Carson Now (opens the original)
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Southern Nevada lands managed by the National Park Service are losing more than $5 million after projects were deemed not in alignment with federal priorities. Nevada is losing more than $5 million in federal funding after the Department of the Interior (DOI) last month refused to issue funding for more than 100 previously approved National Park Service agreements. Nevada parks will lose out on roughly $5.4 million — approximately 20 percent of a nationwide $25.9 million cut in funding — across
Is Nevada in for a wet, wild winter? Climatologists weigh in on 'super El Niño' forecast - Carson Now (opens the original)
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Skiers and snowboarders barely had time to recover from last year’s abysmal season when ski resorts started touting this winter’s “super El Niño.” “With a super El Niño in the forecast for this winter … now is the time to save on your Power Pass and a season of park laps, powder turns and perfect corduroy,” Lee Canyon, the Las Vegas-area’s ski resort, posted on social media in June. By mid-August, industry ski giant Vail Resorts announced mid-November opening dates for many of its resorts, inclu
Tahoe's bears can get too comfortable with humans. These dogs help bring back healthy fear - Carson Now (opens the original)
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Two of Nevada Department of Wildlife’s (NDOW) top employees look a little shaggy. They wear long fur coats year-round, and they don’t collect a salary. Meet Badger and Banjo, Karelian Bear Dogs that assist the department’s bear team — Carl Lackey and Becca Carniello — in managing Nevada’s recovering black bear population and intervening when there is a human-bear conflict. The dogs have become indispensable components of the department’s operations, flushing bears from urban dens, locating injur
Tahoe’s bears can get too comfortable with humans. These dogs help bring back healthy fear (opens the original)
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LAKE TAHOE, Nev. – Two of Nevada Department of Wildlife’s (NDOW) top employees look a little shaggy. They wear long fur coats year-round, and they don’t collect a salary. Meet Badger and Banjo, Karelian Bear Dogs that assist the department’s bear team â Carl Lackey and Becca Carniello â in managing Nevada’s recovering black bear population and intervening when there is a human-bear conflict. The dogs have become indispensable components of the department’s operations, flushing bears from urb
Nevada's electric utility is suing a major data center company. Here's why. - Carson Now (opens the original)
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One of the largest data center development companies in Northern Nevada is trying to subvert the normal regulatory process, a move that could potentially increase customer costs, according to a new lawsuit filed by NV Energy. In a lawsuit filed Friday in Washoe County’s Second Judicial District Court, NV Energy alleged that Tract is attempting to bypass the rulemaking process typically performed by the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada (PUCN) by initiating private arbitration with complaints
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