"Nevada's Economic Future Hinges on Public Land Release and Governor Lombardo's Support for Mining"
Southern Nevada's economic future is at risk without the release of additional federal public lands, as the region faces a shortage of developable employment-purposed land by 2030. The lack of available land hampers economic diversification and limits the creation of quality careers needed for sustained population growth. The dwindling land availability also drives up costs, making the region less attractive for businesses looking to relocate. Efforts are underway to revisit the Clark County Lands Bill, which could provide opportunities for economic growth while protecting sensitive habitats. The support and involvement of both the public and private sectors are crucial for securing the necessary land and ensuring the region's economic future.