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YOUTUBE (LiveNOW from FOX) - Trump admin pushing to use federal lands for AI data center sites

The Trump administration is aggressively accelerating AI data center development on federal lands, prompting the Bureau of Land Management to identify potential sites. There are significant challenges to this though, with many remote locations lacking basic infrastructure, technical expertise deficits and severe staffing shortages. The Washington Sun's Eric Katz joins LiveNOW's Andy Mac to discuss his reporting on this effort.

AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Pacific Northwest wildfires burn past 1.6 million acres as record fire season intensifies

More than 45 large wildfires are burning across the Pacific Northwest, with the season's worst months still ahead, as the nation's biggest blaze tears through Oregon and Idaho, forcing evacuations and straining every firefighting resource in the country. The Big Grass Fire, which ignited July 23 in southwestern Oregon, crossed the state line into Idaho […] The post Pacific Northwest wildfires burn past 1.6 million acres as record fire season intensifies appeared first on American Almanac .

More than 45 large wildfires are burning across the Pacific Northwest, with the season's worst months still ahead, as the nation's biggest blaze tears through Oregon and Idaho, forcing evacuations and straining every firefighting resource in the country. The Big Grass Fire, which ignited July 23 in southwestern Oregon, crossed the state line into Idaho and consumed 301,000 acres in less than a week, with only 15 percent of the blaze contained as of midweek. The Bureau of Land Management, leading a multi-agency response, said it was pursuing an aggressive full-suppression strategy to protect communities and critical infrastructure in the fire's path. More than 350 homes in Idaho's Owyhee County sat directly in the line of danger, and…Open

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - Drilling expected to start soon at new Nevada lithium mine

Desert Minerals' exploratory drilling comes after it cleared its Notice of Intent review by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management.