Historic-Protection Overhaul Could Fast-Track Trump Projects, Critics Warn
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Trump officials advance a plan to rewrite the Section 106 historic-preservation process, potentially letting federal agencies approve projects that affect historic sites without requiring input from states, tribes, or the public; the changes could speed up projects like a 250-foot arch near Arlington National Cemetery, drawing strong criticism from preservationists and Native groups who warn it could erode protections and sovereignty.
Topics:nation#advisory-council-on-historic-preservation#historic-preservation#politics#public-input#section-106#trump-administration
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