Nevada is at the frontline of the climate crisis. Extreme heat, scorching wildfires, and severe drought continue to threaten our environment, our communities, and our chance of passing a healthy climate on to future generations.
NCL works to protect our climate, air, water, land, and health by translating conservation values into political and policy priorities that we actively promote so all Nevada’s communities can thrive.
See how your legislator voted to protect our climate, air, water, land, and communities.
The Conservation Scorecard provides information about critical environmental legislation considered and votes taken during the 2021 Nevada legislative session.
legislators received a perfect score of 100%
received an average score of 90%, the Assembly received 88%
in the Senate and Assembly received a score of 100%
of key committees received a 94% or higher
This legislative session, lawmakers passed three important bills that prioritize everyday Nevadans, not monopoly utilities or corporate profits. These are practical, people-first solutions that help lower costs, expand access to clean energy, and build stronger communities.
Together, these bills are a win for renters, working families, and Nevadans long left out of clean energy progress.
Let’s say thank you to the legislators who stood up for fairness, lower costs, and a cleaner energy future for Nevada families.
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The Nevada Conservation League (NCL) is the independent political voice of Nevada’s conservation community. We work to maintain and enhance the natural character of Nevada, and the quality of life for Nevadans through effective advocacy, the election of pro-conservation candidates, and building collaboration.
Since its founding, the organization has always prioritized climate change, clean energy, public lands, and the protection of public spaces.
We strive to do all of our work in a way that recognizes and builds a deeper understanding of issues of racial and social justice and in a way that builds a more inclusive organization.