Bill 118 s 4457, also known as the Southern Nevada Economic Development and Conservation Act, is a piece of legislation introduced in the US Congress. The main goal of this bill is to promote economic development in Southern Nevada while also conserving important natural resources in the region.
The bill proposes the sale of certain federal lands in Southern Nevada for the purpose of economic development. The revenue generated from these land sales would be used to fund conservation efforts in the region, including the protection of sensitive habitats and wildlife.
Additionally, the bill includes provisions for the establishment of a conservation fund to support ongoing conservation efforts in Southern Nevada. This fund would be used to acquire and protect additional lands for conservation purposes.
Overall, the Southern Nevada Economic Development and Conservation Act aims to strike a balance between economic development and conservation in the region. It seeks to support the growth of the local economy while also preserving the natural beauty and resources of Southern Nevada for future generations.