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February 17, 201901011

“Dream Big, Fight Hard, and Win”: Elizabeth Warren Returns to Nevada With Broad Theme of Justice and Equity

U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Massachusetts) made her first pitch to Nevada Democrats today since announcing her 2020 presidential campaign. While

February 4, 20191404

On the Water Front: A Conversation with Great Basin Water Network’s Kyle Roerink on the State of Nevada’s Water

Late last year, Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA) General Manager John Entsminger emphasized the need for more conservation when asked whether th

January 31, 20190557

New Conservation in the West Poll Reveals Stark Divide Between Nevada Voters’ Priorities and Trump Administration’s Actions

Today, Colorado College released its annual Conservation in the West Poll. To hardly anyone’s surprise, Westerners have a strong love for the unique n

January 22, 20190312

On the Water Front: A (Lack of?) Progress Report on the State of the Colorado River

Last month, we took a closer look at the current state of the Colorado River. At the Colorado River Water Users Association (CRWUA) Conference here in

December 17, 20181390

Virgin Valley Water District and Wolf Creek Return to Court with No Settlement in Sight

Today, District Court Judge Elizabeth Gonzales held a more informal meeting of the minds in a Las Vegas courtroom. Typically in business disputes, Nev

December 14, 20180542

On the Water Front: What We Need to Know About What’s Really Happening to the Colorado River

During the Colorado River Water Users’ Association (CRWUA) Conference, there was a lot of talk about how much constituents truly know about the Colora

December 13, 20181576

As Seven States Decide the Future of the Colorado River, Entsminger Encourages More Conservation for Southern Nevada

Officials from the federal government and seven states are meeting in Las Vegas this week to discuss the future of the Colorado River. The original pl

December 5, 20182848

As Clark County Commission Hits Pause Button on Proposed Red Rock (Adjacent) Development, It’s Time to Ask: How Much More Growth Can We Beget?

For nearly the entire decade, the Clark County Commission has been the ultimate battleground between a “juiced up” developer and local environmentalis

November 26, 20181936

U.S. Government Releases Chilling New Climate Report. What Can We Do About It?

Last Friday, the U.S. government dropped perhaps the most consequential and report of the year. For all President Donald Trump's huffing and puffing

October 9, 20180673

Taking the Initiative: Which Energy Initiative Would Actually Push Nevada to Act on Climate Change?

The United Nations (UN) just released new data detailing the world's need to take bolder action on climate change. But thus far, the Trump administrat