Navajo Nation leaders oppose data center in Page, Arizona

“We just want nature, the land, and water. We don’t need a data center.”

(Beth Henshaw | Corner Post) Irene Whitekiller, LeChee Chapter President, standing in front of the LeChee Chapter House. The LeChee Chapter of the Navajo Nation voted unanimously in February to pass a resolution opposing the City of Page’s decision last year to sell 500 acres of recreational land for a $10 billion data center development. The proposed development site borders the LeChee Chapter, a home to the internationally popular tourist destination of Antelope Canyon.

Navajo Nation leaders oppose data center in Page, Arizona

“We just want nature, the land, and water. We don’t need a data center.”

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