Gov. Joe Lombardo has a commanding fundraising advantage, while battles are emerging in contests for other statewide seats.
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The complaints largely opposed a draft order to reduce groundwater pumping in certain areas and accused then-State Engineer Adam Sullivan of "coercion."
With the Legislature's biennial 120-day session over, this edition of the Indy Environment newsletter looks at what measures made it to the governor's desk and what legislation did not.
In a party-line vote, the Assembly Natural Resources Committee advanced a proposal placing new environmental regulations on mines that form artificial lakes when extraction stops.
Still, even among smaller categories of donors, such as the mining industry and education groups, politically powerful organizations helped drive six-figure contributions across dozens of campaigns.
After Nevada Gold Mines was formed in 2019, management stopped recognizing a union and was taken to court. This week, the company and the union negotiated a new contract.
In this week's Indy Environment, we spoke with Jim Lawrence, who was recently named the acting director of the Nevada Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.
This week's Indy Environment looks at the U.S. Department of Interior's boarding school legacy through the lens of a recent art exhibit at the Nevada Museum of Art.
This week's Indy Environment looks at the Biden administration's decision to resume oil and gas leasing on public lands, the mixed reactions and what it might mean for Nevada.
Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto (D-NV) helped derail an effort to revamp an 1872 mining law in the Democrats' agenda bill. The move has raised concerns with environmentalist ahead of a tough re-election campaign.
In this week's edition of Indy Environment, we talk to an author who recently looked at the history of public lands policy in the West and what it might mean for the future.
This week's Indy Environment newsletter looks at the Glasgow climate conference, what's at stake and how those involved in Nevada climate policy are watching the talks.
Driving the PAC's fundraising total was a $2 million contribution made on June 29 by a company that lists prominent Las Vegas businessman Robert T. Bigelow as its sole officer.