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Caryn Wright, environmental scientist for NV Energy, views a replanted barrel cactus under the One Nevada Transmission Line about 45 miles north of Las Vegas on Tuesday, Feb, 25, 2014. For three years NV Energy workers have been digging up plants that were growing under the 135-mile final section of the power transmission line joining Northern and Southern Nevada. NV Energy replanting the plants as close as possible to the spots from where they were taken. (AP Photo/Las Vegas Review-Journal, Jeff Scheid)

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Caryn Wright, environmental scientist for NV Energy, touches a replanted cholla cactus plant under the One Nevada Transmission Line about 45 miles north of Las Vegas on Tuesday, Feb, 25, 2014. For three years NV Energy workers have been digging up plants that were growing under the 135-mile final section of the power transmission line joining Northern and Southern Nevada. NV Energy replanting the plants as close as possible to the spots from where they were taken. (AP Photo/Las Vegas Review-Journal, Jeff Scheid)

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Caryn Wright, environmental scientist for NV Energy, touches a replanted creosote plant under the One Nevada Transmission Line about 45 miles north of Las Vegas on Tuesday, Feb, 25, 2014. For three years NV Energy workers have been digging up plants that were growing under the 135-mile final section of the power transmission line joining Northern and Southern Nevada. NV Energy replanting the plants as close as possible to the spots from where they were taken. (AP Photo/Las Vegas Review-Journal, Jeff Scheid)