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newrecordconfirmed Valar's Castle Country page promises 'gigasites' but names no site: no Carbon lease, Green River or BLM applications
2026-09-29 · mine-020 · Valar Atomics

Valar's community page for Carbon and Emery counties, read 29 September 2026, describes Ward 250, open houses ('more than 400 neighbors' at the first), town halls, the Emery County Commission's unanimous backing, local partners and news items. The words Green River, Wellington, Beehive, Raceway, BLM, Bureau of Land Management, trust, lease, acres and Price do not appear on it; 'Carbon' appears only in the page's 'Carbon & Emery County, Utah' headings. The company's document library (valaratomics.com/docs) lists five documents (a Series B announcement, the NOVA criticality release, a pilot-program selection, a roadmap and its NRC lawsuit) and no land, siting or environmental document. The page does say Valar 'is building America's first nuclear gigasites', energy campuses powered by fleets of reactors, without saying where; that text is the same in the Internet Archive's copy of 18 September 2026 and on 29 September.

In plain termsThe company's page for local residents describes the test reactor and community events and says Valar is building nuclear 'gigasites', but not where: nothing on it names the land it is seeking in Carbon or Emery County. That appears only in state and federal records.
verified 2026-09-29: Re-read 2026-09-29: word checks and the '400 neighbors' quote confirmed; library lists 5 documents, none on land or siting. Corrected 2026-09-29: the first reading missed 'gigasite'; Claude compared the Sept 18 archive copy with the live page (identical text).

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