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▶ 14:07 Dr. Jen Shafer (Jen Schaefer) Frankly, you know, there were many things that we were doing within the state of Nevada that connected to nuclear waste. 5 times in the scene
▶ 29:34 Dr. Jen Shafer (Jen Schaefer) I would be surprised if Nevada ends up stepping forward into this space again as far as, you know, there's conversations with respect to that being of consideration, etc.

▶ 30:36 Andy Lubershane I think we're really only talking about the Western US, you know, Nevada, California, places where you have heat that still rises fairly naturally, uh, reasonably close to the surface of the earth.

▶ 29:07 Shayle Kann I mean, we talked about geysers and geysers in California, but actually most of the geothermal that has been developed historically is not in California so much as, as Nevada and places like that.

▶ 28:37 Ernest Scheyder Um, there's two in Nevada that have gotten some, there's some recycling projects as well.

▶ 34:12 Brian Janous Um, but it's, it's basically the same concept that we have around green tariffs, which is, hey, if I'm a customer like what Google, uh, did, you know, in, in Nevada, you know, if I'm a customer and I am willing to pay for a different

▶ 2:58 Shayle Kann If you just look at the United States, you know, basically all of the geothermal that we've built in the United States is in Nevada or California.
▶ 5:12 Dr. Roland Horne 10% of electricity in Nevada comes from geothermal, conventional geothermal. 3 times in the scene
▶ 16:06 Dr. Roland Horne So, as you may know, there are, there's a company, Fervo Energy, which has been developing what we might call new EGS, um, in Nevada and Utah, and they have intentionally, um, because 3 times in the scene

▶ 26:27 Daniel Waldorf While exploring potential lithium deposits near Reno, Nevada, Dr.

▶ 2:04 Stephen Lacey A few weeks ago, Time Magazine staff writer Alejandro de la Garza found himself on the floor of a hotel room in Nevada with two guys trying to cook sulfur dioxide out of a tin can. 2 times in the scene

▶ 51:10 Dr. Daniel Yergin So I think, you know, and there is a, you know, there was, I think, a lithium project in Nevada that has been stymied by, I think it's a wildflower that's the concern.

▶ 32:34 Dr. Michael Webber A huge problem for the Colorado River today because the allocations for Arizona and Nevada and California were made a hundred years ago when it was a wet decade, and now the water is not there, but there's no market mechanism to exchange…

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