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A Billion Dollars Isn’t What It Used to Be
Why Nevada’s budget “boost” is mostly a price tag Nevada’s next budget could be at least $1 billion bigger than the last one. That was the headline out of last […] The post A Billion Dollars Isn’t What It Used to Be appeared first on Nevada Policy .
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Boulder City Said No. The Feds Approved It Anyway.
Washington is considering more data centers on public lands than Americans anticipated. Reports show that Nevada is one of the six Western states that has been picked to house three […] The post Boulder City Said No. The Feds Approved It Anyway. appeared first on Nevada Policy .
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The Yucca Mountain Saga: Engineering, Politics, and Nuclear Memory
The story of Yucca Mountain—a remote ridge of volcanic tuff roughly 90 miles northwest of Las Vegas—stands as one of America’s most intricate, politically sensitive, and scientifically scrutinized engineering projects. […] The post The Yucca Mountain Saga: Engineering, Politics,…
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Education Freedom Tax Credit: What Nevada Families Need to Know
Treasury’s New Rules Open the Door to School Choice in the Silver State Starting January 1st, Nevada’s educational outcomes can improve, one donation at a time. On October 1st, 2026, […] The post Education Freedom Tax Credit: What Nevada Families Need to Know appeared first on…
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Nuclear Power Can Fuel Nevada’s Data Center Boom
The recent approval of Switch’s LAS 19 data center in southwest Las Vegas highlights the power grid’s vulnerability in Nevada and underscores the need to support both residential and industrial […] The post Nuclear Power Can Fuel Nevada’s Data Center Boom appeared first on…
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Is Reading at Grade Level Just a Suggestion in Nevada?
The urgency of third-grade literacy in Nevada has grown to be a heated political debate in the past decade. For a state that can usually be found at the bottom end […] The post Is Reading at Grade Level Just a Suggestion in Nevada? appeared first on Nevada Policy .
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Nuclear Waste Is Only Waste When You Waste It
By Oliver HemmersCategory: Energy Imagine every scrap of nuclear waste the United States has ever produced fitting neatly on a single football field, stacked just ten feet high. Now imagine […] The post Nuclear Waste Is Only Waste When You Waste It appeared first on Nevada…
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Nevada’s $191 Million Budget Gap Isn’t Just About Revenue
In May 2025, Nevada’s Economic Forum delivered bad news. The panel of five private-sector representatives projected the state would bring in about $12.2 billion over the next two budget years […] The post Nevada’s $191 Million Budget Gap Isn’t Just About Revenue appeared first…
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Colorado River Water Cuts: Why Nevada Deserves a Fairer Deal Under the 1922 Compact
A Compact Written for a Different West Water has been the subject of conflict across the American West for more than a century, and Nevada is no exception. In the […] The post Colorado River Water Cuts: Why Nevada Deserves a Fairer Deal Under the 1922 Compact appeared first on…
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Last First Day of School Without School Choice in Nevada
This week, thousands of parents in Nevada will drop their children off for the first day of school, many driving by schools they would have chosen to reach the schools […] The post Last First Day of School Without School Choice in Nevada appeared first on Nevada Policy .