
Ginny Hatch
Chairwoman of the Yerington Paiute Tribe in Nevada and Tribal Technical Assistance specialist with the Intertribal Agriculture Council.
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Sep 7, 2026
Nevada tribes and the fight against data centers
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3:15Kat FullweiderCORRESPONDENT
Ginny Hatch, Urington Paiute tribal chairman, says they oppose data centers and are very concerned about losing access to the land.

Ginny HatchGUEST
It's supposed to be by the Fort Churchill area, and that's actually one of our traditional food gathering areas.
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3:30Kat FullweiderCORRESPONDENT
She says they had good relations with the prior landowners and that tribal members could go harvest their traditional foods there.

Ginny HatchGUEST
We're really worried about the resources, the impacts to, you know, the community and to the way of life.

Ginny HatchGUEST
You know, that's what makes us a tribe is, you know, we have shared values, traditions and our cultures.