Can Nevada support the rapid growth of AI data centers without putting added pressure on water and power resources? Nevada Policy’s Anahit Baghshetsyan spoke with News 3 Las Vegas about the growing debate and the policy questions communities should be asking before moving forward.
Policy Analyst Anahit Baghshetsyan explores how one Wisconsin classroom is making math meaningful by connecting lessons to real-world problems students actually care about. Discover why this approach is boosting engagement, improving learning, and offering ideas that could reshape math education far beyond a single classroom.
Nevada Policy’s Dr. Oliver Hemmers appeared on The Scott Jennings Show to explain how nuclear fuel recycling could power Nevada’s future, support data centers, and transform energy policy.
Nevadans shouldn’t have to ask Washington for permission to grow their communities. Anahit Baghshetsyan explores the history behind Nevada’s unique federal land ownership and why the issue remains one of the state’s biggest barriers to housing, jobs, and opportunity.
Nevada’s data center boom is about to lock the state into gas pipelines and 42,000 tons of daily CO2 emissions, since solar can’t keep servers running at 3 a.m. Policy Fellow Dr. Oliver Hemmers makes the case for nuclear, not gas, as the real fix, and why Nevada’s decades-old nuclear baggage is standing in the way.
Once a year, for just 14 days, Clark County teachers get a shot at quitting their union, and even then they have to mail a physical letter to do it. This piece by Nevada Policy’s Anahit Baghshetsyan breaks down how CCEA’s $846 dues bankroll a quarter-million-dollar executive salary and millions in political spending, while making it deliberately hard for teachers to opt out.
The Las Vegas Review Journal cited Nevada Policy’s research in its article about Governor Lombardo’s vetoes this legislative session.
The Review-Journal’s editorial quotes Research Analyst Anahit Baghshetsyan.
Article written based on Nevada Policy’s 200 Boards report
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