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    Many of our nation’s critical infrastructure—like power grids and transportation systems—are vulnerable to cyber threats. This Cybersecurity Awareness Month, check out our work on these vulnerabilities & what can be done to better protect against attacks: gao.gov/cybersecurity?…
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    Interest in geothermal energy on federal land is heating up as developers race to meet future electricity needs, including data centers. Today’s WatchBlog post looks at why geothermal energy is growing in popularity and how the government is responding: gao.gov/blog/interest-…
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    WatchBlog post: Interest in Geothermal Development on Federal Lands Heats Up
    Interest in Geothermal Development on Federal Lands Heats Up
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    Geothermal Energy: Bureau of Land Management Should Improve Permitting Process as Development Demand Grows on Federal Lands
    Geothermal Energy: Bureau of Land Management Should Improve Permitting Process as Development...
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    Army Corps of Engineers: Determinations That Projects Do Not Need Environmental Mitigation Should Be Clarified
    Army Corps of Engineers: Determinations That Projects Do Not Need Environmental Mitigation Should...
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