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CJ Jorgensen
19 Jun 2025

Nevada Improves its ASCE Grade, Surpasses the U.S. Average

The American Society of Engineers recently unveiled its report card for the Silver State, which shows Nevada improved from a C in 2018 to a...

Legal, Solar
NVBEX Staff
3 Jun 2025

Environmental Groups Sue BLM Over Green Energy Project

Friends of Nevada Wilderness and Basin and Range Watch have brought on a lawsuit against the Bureau of Land Management over its approval of a...

Legal, Local News
NVBEX Staff
9 May 2025

Gov. Lombardo’s Proposed Senate Bill 461 Targets Childcare Facilities and Workforce Development

Gov. Joe Lombardo recently unveiled his proposed Senate Bill 461, whichaims to bring more childcare facilities and tax abatements to the state. The bill, which...

Local News, Water
NVBEX Staff
23 Dec 2024

Grants Awarded for Tribal Utility and Water Projects

The Environmental Protection Agency awarded a $20M grant for water improvements to benefit the Walker River Paiute Tribe in west-central Nevada, just south of Fallon....

Legal
NVBEX Staff
20 Nov 2024

Lawsuit Filed Over Lithium-Boron Mine in Esmeralda County

The U.S. Interior Department recently approved Ioneer Ltd.’s Rhyolite Ridge lithium-boron mine, sparking a lawsuit from conservationists and an advocacy group for Native Americans. The...

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