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Plan for first U.S. data center on public land faces scrutiny (opens the original)
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(The Center Square) - The nation's first data center on public land was approved for development, but the Nevada site has now been put on hold for further review following public backlash. The Townsite Data Center, proposed for development on federal Bureau of Land Management property outside of Boulder City, Nevada, used plans for a solar farm to skip the environmental review process. After the public and environmental groups pushed back, the BLM asked to rescind its approval. âThe environmen
Feds spare Upper Basin; states still feel water cuts pressure (opens the original)
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(The Center Square) - The Colorado Riverâs Upper Basin states are not required to make mandatory water cuts that the federal government imposed on the Lower Basin. But that piece of good luck doesn't guarantee smooth sailing for Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming. The four Upper Basin statesâ leaders celebrated the U.S. Department of Interiorâs decision late August, but called for continued negotiations and longer-term solutions. The move was made amid a hot and dry wildfire season acr
Evacuations remain, containment grows for Reno wildfire (opens the original)
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(The Center Square) - Firefighters in the Reno area continued to fight for further containment along the Hawk Fire while 45,000 residents remained under evacuation orders during the state of emergency. No deaths had been reported during the roughly 15,000-acre fire, but seven injuries had taken place with an estimated 32 homes destroyed. Elsewhere in Nevada, roughly 233,000 acres were burning from wildfires. âThe footprint held overnight despite some gusty winds, as the winds did pick up in th
Arizona, Nevada blast federal plan for Colorado River (opens the original)
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(The Center Square) - Arizona and Nevada on Friday opposed a Colorado River usage reduction plan by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, which could define the crucial waterway for 40 million people over the next decade. The Colorado River Final Environmental Impact Statement by the Bureau of Reclamation and the U.S. Department of Interior emphasized the federal governmentâs preference for negotiations to take place among states, but set in motion plans for the next decade of water conservation. T
Extreme heat, wildfires sweep the Southwest (opens the original)
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(The Center Square) - Extreme heat and wildfires have defined this summer in the Southwest. Meteorologists are warning residents to be aware of air quality alerts and high temperatures. They advise checking for regular updates. âThe heat will certainly help to continue to dry out the fuels,â National Weather Service meteorologist Casey Oswant in San Diego told The Center Square Monday. âThe fuel moisture across the area is decreasing, and so that makes them more susceptible to catching on
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