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A legal shortcut greenlit a data center on public land — and shut the public out

Federal managers used a solar farm review to clear the project, and Boulder City is asking for a stay while it appeals.

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An unusual legal shortcut has allowed a developer planning a data center on federally owned land in Boulder City to avoid public scrutiny and additional environmental review while securing approval under a Trump administration executive order, according to a former…

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A legal shortcut greenlit a data center on public land — and shut the public out

A legal shortcut helped clear the way for a Nevada data center on public land without a new environmental review. Boulder City is now challenging the BLM decision.

·Las Vegas, United States
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The spokesman-Review broke the news in Spokane, United States on Sunday, July 19, 2026.
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