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Page, Arizona, is facing a water wars showdown as it approves a massive data center deal—sparking outrage from locals and the LeChee Chapter who fear the project will drain sacred resources. This isn’t an isolated case: tribal lands across the U.S. are becoming prime targets for data centers, prized for their untouched landscapes—but at what cost? While some see these facilities as economic lifelines for historically under-resourced tribes, critics warn of exploitation and environmental strain. In response, powerful tribes like the Seminole, Kickapoo, and Cherokee are standing firm with bans or moratoriums. Meanwhile, innovative partnerships like Colusa Indian Energy are emerging, backed by federal support, offering tribes sovereign control over their energy futures. The decision ultimately rests with each tribe—and the stakes couldn’t be higher.

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