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As Data Centers Sidestep Tribal Consultations, Tribal Nations Fight Back

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By Petala Ironcloud
| Popular Resistance
Above photo: MUSH (Mohawks United in Safety and Health) hosts a data center info session and discussion on May 27, 2026, at the Massena Library in Massena, New York, including (L to R) Trent David, Stevie McGreevy, McKay M. Burley, Jackie Fawn David, Ronni Sunday, Abraham Francis, Juanita Tarbell, and Karontawakon Roundpoint. Marina Johnson-Zafiris. A recent New York moratorium gives the appearance of accountability without the structural change that would require it. WhenGov.
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As Data Centers Sidestep Tribal Consultations, Tribal Nations Are Fighting Back

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By Petala Ironcloud, Negin Owliaei Verified
| Truthout Verified
Did you know that Truthout is a nonprofit and independently funded by readers like you? If you value what we do, please support our work with a donation. When Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a one-year pause on data center construction on July 14, making New York the first state to pump the brakes on the AI infrastructure boom, tribal nations had already enacted their own moratoriums for months without waiting for a governor’s signature. The Seminole Nation passed its own moratorium in Oklahoma in March.
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Many Call Authoritarianism “Un-American.” 250 Years of History Show Otherwise

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By Petala Ironcloud
| ScheerPost
By Petala Ironcloud This article was originally published by Truthout A group of Indigenous scholars are countering erasures in US history in Rebecca Nagle’s new “First America” podcast. The United States turned 250 this year, and the document officiating its birth, the Declaration of Independence, is famous for its opening lines proclaiming the nation’s freedom from England and the rights of men.
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