Dina Titus: “We are trying to do away with that, and have a more equitable policy.”

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.

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.

If you just keep rounding them up, rounding them up, rounding them up, it’s like that definition of insanity: doing the same thing, expecting it to turn out differently,”