Tragically, these animals are subjected to taxpayer-funded helicopter roundups and removals that are all too often costly, ineffective, and inhumane.
Dina Titus
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Dina Costandina Titus is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Nevada's 1st congressional district since 2009. A member of the Democratic Party, she has focused on issues such as gaming taxation and economic fairness. Titus has been an advocate for legislation that allows gamblers to fully deduct losses when reporting winnings, emphasizing the importance of fair tax policies for the gaming industry in Nevada. Throughout her tenure, she has been involved in various initiatives aimed at supporting her constituents and addressing local concerns.
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Data centers potentially can affect our scant water resources, energy usage and the overall environment.
Residents of Boulder City and other communities in Southern Nevada have a right to know about any proposal to transfer federal land to data center developers.
Now, any fees associated with the (right-of-way) grant on BLM land will go to the federal government.
How the regulatory approval and state incentive processes are applied to this project will have immense consequences for the future of data center development across the Silver State…and potentially across the country.
Given the budgetary shortfalls facing our state and local governments in Nevada, this raises questions about why the State tax abatements should be incentivizing the development of data centers on public lands.
“An estimated 100,000 Nevadans are impacted by this, [could be] kicked off Medicaid, including 22,000 just in my one congressional district, and it's children, it's seniors, and it's people with disabilities who are going to be impacted so…
An estimated 100,000 Nevadans are impacted by this, [could be] kicked off Medicaid, including 22,000 just in my one congressional district.
“People with disabilities shouldn't have to face extra obstacles when they travel,” said Rep. Titus. “They deserve equal access to our airports and airplanes. This legislation will expand their rights and safety while making air travel…
As the Trump administration ramps up deportations, renewal delays, and harmful rhetoric, permanent protections for DACA recipients are more urgent than ever before.
We started this a year ago, that was not the election cycle. This is about the safety of the people who live in District 1, they care more about that than they do about any kind of election politics.
Since then we’ve learned that there are other problems down there, problems of ventilation, problems of exiting in the case of an emergency. Firefighters don’t have adequate access to what they might need in case of an accident.
It’s so important to recognize extreme heat as a national disaster, and it’s getting worse. As climate change comes, this is not going away, it’s going to get worse.
That was the biggest investment in energy we’ve ever seen. Now you have seen so much of that rolled back that it’s heartbreaking.
“Unfortunately, right now we’re playing defense, not offense, and it will be so nice when that turns back,”
Failure to address rising temperatures have also impacted Nevada’s infrastructure by softening asphalt and making concrete expand, crack, and buckle.
We try to impress on people that more deaths are caused by extreme heat than by flooding and tornadoes and hurricanes all together.
“It’s so important to recognize extreme heat as a national disaster, and it’s getting worse. As climate change comes, this is not going away, it’s going to get worse,”
“We try to impress on people that more deaths are caused by extreme heat than by flooding and tornadoes and hurricanes all together,”





