Business · 21/11/2011Updated: 10/17/2026 · 1 min read

US Forest Service to Prepare Environmental Impact Study for 120 kV Transmission Line Project in Nevada and California

Summary

The US Forest Service will conduct an Environmental Impact Study (EIS) to assess the potential effects of a proposed 120 kV transmission line project on the environment and local communities, which would involve the construction and operation of a new transmission line and upgrades to substations in Nevada and California.

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